The phrase "affairs study" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words, possibly intended to refer to "affairs studies" or "study of affairs."
Example: "The university offers a comprehensive program in international affairs studies."
Alternatives: "international relations" or "political science."
A Journal of Urban Affairs study noted for every $100 increase in median rent, there was a 15% increase in an urban area's homeless population.
The second study by Crothers et al 2 (N=1,773) was a veteran's affairs study of 1,034 HIV+ and 739 HIV− adults.
This method is divided into seven stages – service offering, first interview, state of affairs, study phase, evaluation phase, intervention phase and subsequent interviews – rendering the process continuous [ 19 ].
Within the USA, a study in the non-elective setting 16 reported a significant weekend effect (10.5% higher mortality on weekends compared with weekdays) while a veteran affairs study for non-emergency surgical procedures revealed 17% higher adjusted odds of death for patients admitted postoperatively to regular hospital floors on Fridays compared with a Monday-to-Wednesday (inclusive) admission.
The conference, to continue through Saturday, happens to fall this year during International Education Week, a week designated by the Education and State Departments to promote foreign affairs studies and exchanges.
Not far from Guyot Hall, Denise Mauzerall, an associate professor of public and international affairs, studies the potential "co-benefits" of reducing air pollution and greenhouse gases.
"Chinese foreign policy has been criticised domestically because it looks like China has been very weak in dealing with hot issues," explains Su Hao, professor of foreign affairs studies at the China University of Foreign Affairs.
The British and American delegates conceived the idea of an Anglo-American institute of foreign affairs to study international problems with a view to preventing future wars and sustain peace.
Amidst this emphasis on the role of the state in both domestic and international affairs, the study of cities and their broader political-economic functions has been seriously neglected a bias that we intend in this paper to redress.
JB assisted with regulatory affairs and study conduct.
Politics as usual would be a decision in Albany, be it on the leaky budget or the Monserrate affair, to study the matter to death and delay, delay, delay.
