The phrase "a study of the importance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing research or analysis that focuses on the significance of a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study of the importance of early childhood education in shaping future academic success."
Alternatives: "an analysis of the significance" or "a research on the value".
It's hard to believe that only two of the fourteen scientists who contributed chapters to "Field Notes on Science & Nature," a study of the lasting importance of the scientist's field journal, are formal illustrators.
By Stacey Mickelbart July 11 , 2011It's hard to believe that only two of the fourteen scientists who contributed chapters to "Field Notes on Science & Nature," a study of the lasting importance of the scientist's field journal, are formal illustrators.
Nancy Etcoff, a psychologist at Harvard Medical School and the author of "Survival of the Prettiest," a study of the evolutionary importance of beauty, points out that while breasts are central to female attractiveness, attractiveness and happiness are barely correlated.
The Department for Education commissioned a study of the evidence of the importance of class sizes - with the results published on 22 December.
Hartmann (2004) conducted a comprehensive study of the importance of a wide range of wage subsidy variants for firms and their hiring behaviour.
A detailed study of the importance of each position in the symmetry elements to the Flp recombination reaction has been carried out [ 20].
But more than anything else, the Bob Jones debacle is a telling case study of the importance of symbolic politics.
Joseph, a young historian at Tufts University, has written a penetrating, deeply intelligent study of the importance of the Black Power movement and its lingering influence.
In South Korea, female divers known as haenyeo were offered as a study in the importance of bilateral symmetry to predators, and in Newfoundland we were led through the alternating influences of branch instability and faceting that brings us snowflakes.
He writes: "Far from conservative, the president's comportment was rather a study in the importance of conflict in reality television — that once you introduce conflict, you cannot de-escalate conflict.
