The phrase "a relevant study on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a study that is pertinent or applicable to a specific topic or issue being discussed.
Example: "The researchers conducted a relevant study on the effects of climate change on marine biodiversity."
Alternatives: "an applicable study regarding" or "a pertinent study about".
A systematic, literature review was conducted to identify all relevant studies on IPD incidence reduction after onset, of PCV7 vaccination programmes in children younger than 2 years of age given in the 2 + 1 schedule.
We therefore conducted a systematic review using comprehensive literature search strategies to identify and systematically assess all relevant studies on antiviral resistance associated with oseltamivir, zanamivir, and peramivir.
Only a few meta-analyses have tried to examine all relevant studies on psychological treatments for depression [ 8, 13].
A systematic literature search of PubMed (1966 through February 1 , 2013, Embase (1988 through February 1 , 2013 and Web of Science (1993 through February 1 , 2013 databases was conducted to identify all relevant studies on the relationship between physical activity and risk of esophageal cancer.
We highlighted one relevant study on our Facebook for Business blog which found that 85% of people who reported visiting a social network while watching TV said they visited Facebook," Bob Morgan, a Partner Engineering Director at Facebook said in a company blog post.
A new book, Brainstorm, by Rebecca Jordan-Young exhaustively analyses every relevant study on hormonal sex differentiation of the human brain, and argues that they are riddled with weaknesses, inconsistencies and ambiguity.
As a planar inclusion in a solid cylinder can lead to a catastrophic failure of a whole structure, relevant studies on evaluating quantitative fracture values are always sought for supporting the investigations.
A quality systematic review involves a comprehensive search for relevant studies on a specific topic, and those identified are then assessed and synthesized according to a predetermined and explicit method [ 1].
Knowing which sources yield a reasonable number of relevant studies on a health topic may help those planning and conducting systematic reviews in that particular area.
