The phrase "a study room" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated space for studying or working on academic tasks.
Example: "I prefer to do my homework in a study room where I can concentrate without distractions."
Alternatives: "a study area" or "a learning space."
Thanks to Culin, it even opened a study room for artists and designers to view the ethnographic materials he acquired.
In another part of the gallery is a study room called The Military Industrial Complex, created by Bonnie Camplin.
He entered a study room, where he finally got to examine the secret document — a couple of pages, in Hubbard's bold scrawl.
But last year, in a study room on the first floor of Carlson, the men turned their energies to a different enterprise.
In a series of studies in the 1970s and '80s, psychologists at the University of Washington put more than 300 students into a study room outfitted like a bar with mirrors, music and a stretch of polished pine.
The men acted secretive, friends recalled, meeting alone in a study room at the Carlson building, where Mr. Hassan and the pre-med student worked as uniformed security personnel.
A 82000 sqft new addition to the library opened on March 31 , 2008 including a "cyber study" room and a Global Village café.
In a small trailer that doubles as a Bible study room, Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis sat at a news conference Monday and reiterated that he was innocent of federal drug conspiracy charges.
In an interesting bit of foreshadowing, for amusement, he wrote rhyming verse portraits of his fellow students, entering them in a suggestion book in a common study room.
For instance in a quiet study room when using a simulation program.
Prices vary, but start at £4,842.82 for a shared study room to £6,918.62 for a one bed flat.
