The phrase "a study in Sweden" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to research or analysis conducted in Sweden, often in an academic or professional context.
Example: "The findings from a study in Sweden revealed significant insights into climate change adaptation strategies."
Alternatives: "an analysis in Sweden" or "a research project in Sweden."
A study in Sweden showed that for every month dad took for parental leave, mum's future earnings increased by 7%.
A study in Sweden in 2003 found no indication that low-earning parents were less likely to pick free schools than richer ones.
In a study in Sweden on Roma experience of discrimination the whole 90% of respondents described Sweden to a large extent as a racist country [16].
People with Huntington's disease, a debilitating brain condition, appear to have a "protection" from cancer, according to a study in Sweden.
Now a study in Sweden has answered that call and suggests UK citizens are being "unnecessarily exposed" to higher levels of nickel on their skin.
Many cattle farmers believed that swallows spread Salmonella infections, however a study in Sweden showed no evidence of the birds being reservoirs of the bacteria.
The results compare to results from a study in Sweden, Norway's closest neighboring country.
This rate of occurrence is higher than previously thought, but is in keeping with data from autopsy studies in Sweden from 30 years ago.
Our findings are in agreement with a study from Southern Sweden who reported 14.1 % of unintended pregnancies among those without and 23.1 % among those with a history of abuse [ 14].
A recent population-based study in mid-Sweden of 3370 patients with NSCLC diagnosed in 1996 2004 showed no association between education and stage at diagnosis (Berglund et al, 2010).
In contrast, a previous study from Sweden 8 reported a 36% increased risk of respiratory disease related mortality.
