The phrase "a study focusing on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the main subject or area of interest of a research study or academic paper.
Example: "The study focusing on climate change impacts provides valuable insights into environmental policy."
Alternatives: "a study centered on" or "a study examining".
Indeed, a study focusing on students' anxiety about learning statistics showed a correlation between class level and anxiety (Sutarso, 1992).
There was also a study focusing on the evaluation of clinical image quality [32], especially on positioning [35], and one study focusing on patient viewpoints of mammography examination [36] (Table 3).
They designed a study focusing on sixth-graders in another Boston-area school.
And, they can read about a study focusing on children specifically.
In contrast to these early publications, MALDI-TOF MS was combined with 2DE analysis in a study focusing on the identification of host proteins modulated after ASFV infection25.
Results of a study focusing on the flexural response of precast prestressed concrete hollow-core slabs with cast-in-place concrete topping are presented.
This paper presents results of a study focusing on the effect of crack-tip constraint on the fracture behaviour of metallic materials.
We present in this paper a study focusing on the dynamic behavior of the scheduling functionality of an IaaS cloud built using OpenStack.
This paper is the first part of a study focusing on determining the influence of the porcelain tile composition on mechanical behaviour of sintered bodies.
In a study focusing on temperature-sensitive mutants used for live attenuated vaccine production, Broadbent et al.51 compared the growth of lab-adapted H1N1, 2009 pandemic H1N1 (pH1N1) and HPAI H5N1.
He has enrolled Dylan in a study focusing on whether functional MRI and other sophisticated imaging tools can help doctors determine if an unresponsive patient has a chance of regaining consciousness and recovering brain functions.
