The phrase 'content of study' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the subject matter or topics that are studied or discussed. For example, "The content of study in this course included topics such as algebra, geometry, and trigonometry."
These are just a few strategies, but they provide a structure that allows students to focus on the content of study because students already know how to approach it.
The central question of the article is: How do the teachers of Technology Education appraise the possibilities of applying creativity in the subject, keeping in mind the content of study?
We examined how working techniques, e.g., floor top finishing and curing and the resulting pore distribution on the concrete floor slab surface related to water absorbency and the water content of study specimens.
We report a variety of use cases for such lists, including: restricting retrospective chart review to a defined set of patients; following a set of patients for practice management purposes; distributing "honest-brokered" (deidentified) data; adding phenotypes to biosamples; and enhancing the content of study or registry data.
RK and BdM provided expert clinical perspective to content of study protocol and manuscript.
In this telephone call additional information is given about the content of study and the implications of participation.
The selection, the creating and the inclusion of the video films in the content of studying in practical courses of Bachelor program in "Telecommunications" at New Bulgarian University are shown in the article.
The content of studied antioxidants in all test media for determining their antioxidant activity was 3 mmol/kg.
Similarly, the scientific content of studies designed by researchers at the MRU, if local needs are taken into account, may potentially contribute to a scientific production with long-term value on social and economic innovation in sub-Saharan Africa.
Data collectors and supervisors were trained for three days on the purpose of the study, methodology, content of the study tool, interviewing approaches and data recording.
Content areas of study may range widely from topics in developmental psychology to those in sociology, education, or neuroscience.
