The phrase "arises to study" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of something coming up or emerging for the purpose of study, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "A new phenomenon arises to study in the field of psychology."
Alternatives: "emerges for examination" or "comes up for analysis."
If the opportunity arose to study a newly formed group of primates over the long term, we would expect to see reciprocity diminish over time.
After graduating from a teachers college, he taught junior high school students in Switzerland for several years until an opportunity arose to study in the United States.
In the last decade, an interdisciplinary field of research called Human-Robot Interaction has arisen to study the factors that make robots work well with humans, and how humans view their robotic counterparts.
During that time, an opportunity arose to study safety violations during medication administration.
Likewise, the need arises to perform new studies to delve into the role of the tutor in the students' PLEs and learning styles, and into how the tutor will be able to guide the students to ensure that they are better used.
A similar concern arises to that of the previous study in that the recognised point of cortical healing was different in both groups, that is, two or three united cortices for the group lengthened over a nail and the group lengthened in the standard manner, respectively.
Numerous investigations have arisen in order to study and characterise environmentally friendly consumer profiles, with some authors applying the relationship between knowledge, attitudes and behaviour to this end.
A major challenge to study PKSs arises from their flexible nature.
The sequential in vitro therapeutic efficacy model arises as an efficient tool to study drug release from delivery systems by indirect measurement of a biological response.
The French are particularly cross because they agreed only last month at a summit with the Germans to set up a joint group to study problems arising from the Bonn government's nuclear turn-around.
