The phrase "also for the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is relevant or applicable in addition to other contexts, specifically in relation to a study or research.
Example: "The findings from this experiment are significant, and they are also for the study of climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "additionally for the research" or "also relevant to the analysis".
Dr. Mayer told her she was a candidate for chemo, and also for the study — in which she might or might not get chemo.
The latter is important for the study of start-up and shut-down cycli, but also for the study of inherently transient CVD processes, such as Rapid Thermal CVD (RTCVD) and Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD).
The ability of antisense technology to prevent the expression of specific proteins provides an effective tool not only for the study of normal transport processes in the normal kidney but also for the study of the pathogenic mechanisms by which cell behavior is modified in disease.
Recent technological advances claim also for the study of the velocity and electromagnetic fields.
ECD spectroscopy is an important instrument not only for the analysis of chirality but also for the study of conformational aspects of organic compounds [1].
The subset of "learning" shows cpp = 10.22 which could be expected since learning includes surveys for educational purposes but also for the study of real life business venturing.
The results indicate that the guidelines of the Scrum method for agile project management are valid also for the studied company type.
This was the case also for the studies of Mohler et al. [ 86] and Röösli et al. [ 88].
Besides the implications for quantum information, our results are also relevant for the study of exotic phases based on the manybody physics of light2.
The continuous accumulation of all-sky exposure from the LAT scanning observations also allows for the study of persistent sources.
Finally, we discuss why this work is also relevant for the study of 'intentional inhibition'.
