The phrase "correspondence study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in academic or research contexts to refer to a study that involves analyzing correspondence or communication between individuals or groups.
Example: "The correspondence study revealed significant patterns in the communication styles of the participants."
Alternatives: "letter study" or "communication analysis."
…conducted by various means, including television, correspondence, study groups, and residential courses or seminars held at centres scattered throughout Great Britain.
In later years the summer lectures and classes were supplemented by a year-round nondenominational course of directed home reading and correspondence study.
Their main argument is that a carefully designed correspondence study can identify discriminatory treatment by employers since the signal of group belonging is randomized.
In the standard correspondence study, matched pairs of qualitatively identical job applications are sent to employers that have advertised a job opening.
In the extreme case, a badly designed correspondence study may measure the degree of discrimination against a very atypical, or even non-existing, ethnic minority or female job applicant.
The cases illustrated in Figures 3 and 4 give the theoretical argument to why the results from a standard correspondence study may not be very informative about the degree of discrimination in the market.
Correspondence, studies, and various programs conducted within the College of Human Ecology and the ones in New York State are arranged by counties.
The counterfactual causal model of discrimination is not wrong because we can't work around the practical limits of manipulation, as evidenced by both Eddie Murphy's comic genius in the SNL skit, "White Like Me," and the entire genre of audit and correspondence studies.
We apply Neumark's method to a number of already published correspondence studies.
The advocates of correspondence studies argue that the method provides the most clear and convincing evidence of discrimination.
This so called HS critique has essentially been ignored in the empirical literature on correspondence studies until the appearance of the methodology proposed by Neumark (2012).
