The phrase "an object for study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in academic or research contexts when referring to something that is being examined or analyzed.
Example: "The researchers selected a rare species of plant as an object for study to understand its unique adaptations to the environment."
Alternatives: "a subject for analysis" or "a focus of investigation".
For these reason GT4 modified fax has been chosen as an object for further studies, presented in this manuscript.
For these reasons, telomeres have long been an object of study for potential early involvement in cancer development (Londono-Vallejo, 2008, DePinho, 2000).
Yet these days, the future that the Saturns represented has become an object of study for those who investigate the past, as the heroic space age dreamed of by science-fiction authors since Jules Verne has resolutely failed to materialise.
Ditto the old joke about the plumber who looks like Marx and, in reply to repeated requests from the party to remove his beard, says "Sure, I'll shave my beard but where shall I put my wisdom?" The interrelationship between communism and our historical and cultural legacy should become an object of study for historians and sociologists.
Criticized by radical geography for its lack of theoretical sophistication and political engagement, humanistic geography's treatment of literature was nevertheless a determinant in establishing literature as an object of study for geographers.
This special case of genes in a functional context is an interesting object for studies on gene regulation.
Interestingly, responsible innovation is now becoming itself an object of study (Randles 2013) for scholars in the fields of science and technology studies, the sociology of science, policy studies, anthropology and others.
Third, there is a coherence and systematicity to this work that makes it a particularly appropriate object for study, in that one sees trademark Lewisian philosophical maneuvers clearly on display.
DNA replication of plasmids in Gram-negative bacteria has been an object of study at CIB-CSIC for nearly 30 years.
In this paper, by taking a 3-DOF parallel tool head with proportional control and velocity feedforward compensation as an object of study, a complete method for designing control parameters is investigated.
