The phrase "chronological study" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a study or analysis that is organized or presented in chronological order, meaning in the order in which events occurred. Example: "The historian's research included a thorough chronological study of the events leading up to the American Revolution."
Lance has provided the opportunity for almost a prospective chronological study of the impact of an identifiable hero or icon on a sport like cycling.
It is a chronological study of the cars as well as the inventors, engineers, businessmen and con artists who made horseless carriage history from the 1800's through the 1920's.
This paper presents a chronological study focusing the use of 210Pb in four sediment cores collected at Ribeirão dos Bagres in the region of Franca, São Paulo State, Brazil.
In this study, we present a volcanological, lithogeochemical and chronological study of the Agnew Greenstone Belt, and provide the first pre-2690 Ma regional correlation across the Kalgoorlie Terrane.
We designed a chronological study to collect pairs of phenotypically-identified A. baumannii isolates from individual patients during the same hospitalization period at Changhua Christian Hospital (CCH).
Archaeology has been the chief beneficiary of radioactive-carbon dating, but late glacial and postglacial chronological studies in geology have also been aided greatly.
Field campaigns also acquired morphological data and samples of the Mudeungsan Tuff for geochemical and chronological studies.
A record of impact events and interactions with cosmic rays preserved in lunar regolith can be understood by geochemical and chronological studies of lunar regolith samples.
First, the geochemical and chronological studies were conducted using whole-rock samples obtained from the Seoseok-dae, Ipseok-dae, Gwangseok-dae, and Chotdae-bong colonnades.
Chronological studies (1951 1995) of the changing land use in three river basins belonging to the Tagus fluvial system (Portugal) were conducted using remote sensing data.
The chemical weathering rate falls within the lower range of Paraná flood basalt denudation rates between 135 and 35 Ma previously inferred from chronological studies.
