The phrase "a study of intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an examination or analysis of the concept or field of intelligence, whether in psychology, education, or other disciplines.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study of intelligence to better understand cognitive abilities across different age groups."
Alternatives: "an analysis of intelligence" or "an examination of intelligence".
Irregular bedtimes may disrupt healthy brain development in young children, according to a study of intelligence and sleeping habits.
Enamoured of the mysteries of evolution, he was known for the engaging, often witty style evident in his collections of essays, which included Ever Since Darwin, The Panda's Thumb, and The Mismeasure of Man, a study of intelligence testing and winner of the US National Book Critics Award in 1982.
First he will describe a study of collective intelligence in "crisis mapping," where digital volunteers organize to assess and pinpoint damage in the aftermath of humanitarian crises.
A study of collective intelligence published last year found that when undergoing the Reading the Mind in the Eyes test, which tests one's ability to read another person's mental state by looking at his or her eyes, the subjects' scores on the test predict their ability to work in a group — even when that group is online, working remotely.
A draft of the executive order Mr. Bush is preparing to sign this week to create the commission makes no explicit reference to a study of how the intelligence assessments were used.
In place of the registration requirement, the House Republican leader, Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, decided that the House bill should call for a study of the political intelligence business by the Government Accountability Office, an investigative arm of Congress.
"The Velocity of Autumn" is fundamentally a study of a woman of intelligence and firm will wrestling with the inevitable diminishments that come with age.
Drawing liberally on his own past work, most notably "The Bell Curve," a controversial 1994 study of intelligence, Murray says those with high I.Q.'s have replaced the old WASP elite in a modern economy that rewards brains over bloodlines.
Modes of Thinking in Young Children: A Study of the Creativity-Intelligence Distinction.. Holt, Reinhart and Winston.
In addition, the psychologist Elena Grigorenko and her colleagues, in "The Organization of Luo Conceptions of Intelligence: A Study of Implicit Theories in a Kenyan Village" (2001), found that rural Kenyans have a broad conception of intelligence that emphasizes moral behaviour, particularly duty to others.
A study of analysts in the intelligence community, for instance, found that, despite their extensive training, analysts tended to come to a conclusion very quickly and then "fit the facts" to that conclusion.
