The phrase "area of study that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific field or discipline in an academic or research context.
Example: "The area of study that focuses on climate change is becoming increasingly important in today's world."
Alternatives: "field of research that" or "discipline that".
It's really a loosely structured, almost unstructured, area of study that is just crying for organization".
It is leading theorists to an exciting area of study that involves not only subatomic particle physics but also cosmology and astrophysics.
But fewer than half felt they had had adequate exposure to health care systems and practice, an area of study that extends to subjects like medical economics, managed care, practice management and medical record-keeping.
Cooperation between miRNA family members thus represents an interesting area of study that may change our perceptions regarding how miRNAs mediate gene regulation.
One area of study that is notably missing from the literature concerns intra-individual improvements in performance following the correction of visual anomalies.
This work provides a good basis for a fruitful area of study that will have a positive impact for spray drying industries.
It was his determined interest in some of these areas of study that led to disagreement with his superiors in the Franciscan Order, specifically, Bonaventure.
We review a substantial and relevant body of literature produced in different areas of study that are accommodated by this ecological-dynamical version of Bernstein's levels.
We identify critical areas of study that are needed, and our efforts (e.g. custom infrastructure, molecular models) to predict, measure, and model these behaviors.
The maximum amount of the 2-year scholarship will triple, to $10,000 a year, and the areas of study that can be supported will be expanded to include more fields in which job demand is high, McBride says.
By abolishing tenure and creating new standards for evaluation and accountability, it will be possible to encourage more productive research, while at the same time opening new areas of study that are relevant for both graduates and undergraduates.
