The phrase "a study of demographics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to research or analysis focused on the characteristics of a population, such as age, gender, income, and education level.
Example: "The report presents a study of demographics to better understand the target market for our new product."
Alternatives: "an analysis of demographics" or "a demographic study".
A study of demographic patterns, polling data and statistics from the recent European elections indicates that the so-called superdiversity emerging in towns and cities will have a massive impact on future results.
Main began her study as an investigation of arachnid longevity; it evolved into a study of arachnid demographics and physiological adaptation.
In a study of the demographics of same-sex marriage in Norway and Sweden, it was stated that patterns in divorce risks are rather similar in same-sex and opposite-sex marriages, but divorce risk levels are considerably higher in same-sex marriages.
A study of circumstances and demographics attendant on attacks against refugees and immigrants in Germany has shown that Facebook use appears to be deeply linked with the frequency of violent acts.
Finally, in [86], a study of the influence of demographic appearance in face recognition was proposed: gender (male and female), race/ethnicity (Black, White, and Hispanic), and age group (18 30, 30 50, and 50 70 years old) were taken into account comparing six different solutions.
A prospective observational multicentre study of demographics and organ failure incidence was carried out over a 10-week period in 2006 across the intensive care units (ICUs) of 14 hospitals in both the Republic and Northern Ireland.
The University of New Hampshire this month released a study of the state's demographics, showing substantial gains among Democrats and independents who identify themselves more closely with the Democrats.
Forty years after creative advertising's Big Bang, the study of demographics is a "science" many now scorn as outdated and crude.
A study of the relationship between socio-demographic factors and the components of diagnostic delay (total, patient and primary care, referral and secondary care) for six cancers (breast, colorectal, lung, ovarian, prostate and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma) found that there was greater diagnostic delay for breast cancer for black and South Asian groups (Neal and Allgar, 2005).
The early pilot phase has demonstrated that combining the multiple parameters available through the EMcounter database will allow the study of demographics and existing practice algorithms.
We performed a descriptive study of opioid prescription over time and a cross sectional study of demographic and opioid duration of usage and dosage variables comparing WCB recipients to other Manitobans.
