The phrase "a study of flight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, education, or analysis of aviation, birds, or any subject related to flight.
Example: "The university is conducting a study of flight to better understand the mechanics of bird migration."
Alternatives: "an analysis of flight" or "a research on flight".
Nearly ten years later, Adomaitis and Johnson (2005) in a study of flight attendants found that the attendants linked wearing casual uniforms for work (e.g., t-shirt, shorts) with negative self-perceptions (e.g., nonauthoritative, embarrassment, unconfident, unprofessional).
This curiosity led him to a study of the flight of birds, the movement of water, the features of the land, the mechanical advantage obtainable in gears and gear trains, the growth of plants, the anatomy of man, and many other things.
A recent cohort study of flight attendant health did not find breast cancer incidence (morbidity versus mortality) significantly different compared to NHANES, however, flight attendants in this study were not selected randomly and were not compared with employed persons only.
For example, a wing may be removed and preserved separately as a spread wing for better study of flight feathers; a tissue sample may be removed and frozen for molecular analyses; or a recording of the bird's song before collection may be archived.
A previous questionnaire-based study of flight attendants by Ebbert et al [ 13] revealed high rates of COPD, sinusitis, allergies, bronchitis, ear infections, and asthma, but did not offer a referent comparison to the general population.
FLIGHTSTATS, a flight tracking firm, has just released its latest study of flight delays at airports around the globe.
Investigators were still examining eight key areas possibly connected to the disaster, including the profiles of the flight crew, a study of the aircraft's cargo and an examination of why MH370 diverted from its planned flight path, the report added.
Thanks to Bernard's keen study of flight schedules and the efficiency of his grumbling Gallic housekeeper, Berthe (Ms. Baranski), his three mistresses have no inkling of one another's existences.
However, due to recent innovations in measuring technology, small accelerometers have been developed for the study of flight kinematics in the field.
This questionnaire-based study of flight attendant occupational SHS exposure and medical illnesses provides several observations about the overall health of flight attendants and the relationship between illness and SHS exposure as a flight attendant.
SEM conceived of the original study of flight loaders, developed the sampling strategy, contributed to data collection protocols, and contributed significantly to the manuscript.
