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The phrase "a stipend to study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a financial allowance provided to support someone's education or research activities.
Example: "She received a stipend to study abroad for a year, allowing her to immerse herself in a new culture while pursuing her degree."
Alternatives: "a scholarship for education" or "financial aid for studies."
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In 1721, on the recommendation of the royal architect Nicodemus Tessin the Younger, Harleman received a stipend to study art and architecture abroad.
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The school's President Leadership Program focuses on fostering management skills, and it gives students stipends to study abroad, pursue internships and receive guidance from top leaders.
We also have a coordinator in every school who gets a stipend to monitor the students.
Her friend Jerry Purcell provided Angelou with a stipend to support her writing.
China Scholarship Council provided a stipend to YS.
The 'Stichting VSB Fonds' (Utrecht, The Netherlands) is greatly acknowledged for providing a stipend to L.M. Verhagen.
He returned to Madrid in the summer of 1906, where he received word that he had been granted a state stipend to resume his study in Germany for another year.
They also receive a stipend and utilize H-LSAMP-exclusive rooms in which to study, whether individually or in supportive groups.
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