The phrase "aside from study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is excluded from consideration or is in addition to the subject of study.
Example: "Aside from study, I also enjoy participating in extracurricular activities."
Alternatives: "besides studying" or "other than studying".
She did not attend art school aside from studying briefly at the Art Students League in New York City.
'We support the open access movement thereby realizing the third function of the University (aside from studies and research) - service to society,' Vice-Rector Žalėnienė noted.
Aside from studying and test prep, your kids can get into a good college if you take a few savvy steps (p. 186).
From September 1920 he attended Repton, a public school in Derbyshire where, aside from studying and the development of his poetic and linguistic abilities, he developed a love for tennis and cricket.
Aside from studying fashion and design, one of her accomplishments was growing out of a prejudiced mindset that the world put on women.
Aside from studies paid for "by economic development authorities and the Motion Picture Association of America," the Tax Foundation reported, "every other study has found film tax credits generate less than 30 cents for every $1 of spending".
Aside from studies of abstracts submitted to scientific meetings,[9] [12] there are to our knowledge only two, relatively small, studies of the issue in non-specialty journals, conducted in Croatia[13] and India[14].
Aside from studies focused on erbB receptor action, regulation of Brk signaling remains largely undefined and appears to occur in a cell type-specific manner.
However, aside from studies of Drosophila [[ 14], e.g. [ 15, 16]], characterisation of the form and intensity of sexual selection acting on cuticular hydrocarbons is lacking.
