The phrase "a study of diverse" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when referring to research or analysis that encompasses a variety of subjects, groups, or perspectives, but it needs to be followed by what is diverse.
Example: "The research paper presents a study of diverse cultures and their impact on social behavior."
Alternatives: "an analysis of various" or "a research on different".
A study of diverse clinical decision support rule authoring environments and requirements for integration.
In a study of diverse Latino families in a relatively small metropolitan area, a Mexican mother explained how she dealt with inadequate benefits with, "where three eat, the fourth can, too" [ 5], which was similar to these mothers.
A study of genetically diverse flies may help explain why some people can eat a steady diet of junk food and stay skinny, while others quickly gain weight.
A study of 81 diverse genotypes in rice revealed two DNA molecular markers associated with shallow and deep rooting on chromosomes 9 and 10, respectively (Chaitra et al. 2006).
RCI was measured in a study of 35 diverse plant species, spanning liverworts to several C4 grasses.
In 2004, the Mexican Health Foundation initiated a study of the diverse models of public-private interaction in Mexico's health sector.
A study of ethnically diverse American children with diabetes showed that most children aged <9 years had typical type 1 diabetes (6).
In a landmark study of diverse charter schools, researchers from Teachers College, Columbia University have set out to answer these questions.
These prospective data from a large study of diverse community dwelling adults with or at high risk of knee osteoarthritis showed a significant and consistent relation between greater time spent in light intensity activity and a reduced risk of development or progression of disability.
The purpose of this research was to conduct an exploratory study of diverse stakeholders' perspectives about perceived responsibility and accountability expectations to improve food environments in England through the Food Network partnerships.
About 26 by 21 inches, "Hunt Still Life With a Velvet Bag on a Marble Ledge" (about 1665) proffers a nearly microscopic study of diverse textures: the feathers of a gray partridge hanging upside down with splayed wings like a fallen angel; the soft, blue velvet fabric of a hunter's sack with its bright silver buckles and catches.
