The phrase "a sampling of studies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection or subset of research studies that represent a broader topic or area of inquiry.
Example: "In this paper, we will present a sampling of studies that highlight the effects of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a selection of studies" or "a collection of studies".
Here, we review stimulus design in a sample of studies that use particular sounds as tokens, and that claim or suggest their results demonstrate a form of sequence rule learning.
For a sample of studies (40%), one reviewer searched for supplemental information (i.e., trial protocols) using a pre-defined protocol.
An important limitation of our study is that we did not compare our results to a sample of studies published before the publication of QUADAS and STARD instruments (i.e., prior to 2003).
Previously we got a sample of studies from each database that met the inclusion criteria we discuss below.
Assess the impact of TREND on reporting completeness and study quality in a sample of studies that do and do not use TREND.
The form will be piloted on a sample of studies external to the review to ensure consistency of extraction between authors.
A sample of studies from Sweden, the United Kingdom and the United States, summarized in Figure 2, shows rates of violence to women.
This underscores the need to establish clear guidelines at the outset of a review and to carry out pilot testing with a sample of studies that are representative of the review question or clinical area.
To capture a sample of studies that involved PD analyses and invasive tissue procurement while excluding the very large volume of studies involving minimally invasive collection (for example, venipuncture), we devised a search strategy that was highly specific.
For this work, we utilised an administrative dataset to reconstruct the medical record of a sample of study participants from first principals.
