"educational composition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a written piece that is intended to educate or inform the reader about a particular topic or subject. Example: The students were asked to write an educational composition on the history of the Civil Rights Movement for their American History class.
3 Other papers that have looked at how the educational composition of the workforce affects productivity are Hellerstein, Neumark and Troske (1999) and Jones (2001).
Finally, an important body of knowledge relates to the dynamics of overeducation, that is, how educational requirements and the educational composition of the workforce have changed over time.
I exploit this "network justification" and use the past educational composition of immigrants from a given national origin and experience group.
Table 4 also shows that the OECD classification reflects fairly accurately the educational composition of the workforce: workers in the high-tech sector have about two and a half more years of schooling than workers in the low tech sector.
One of the driving forces of the changes in female employment rate could be the change in educational composition of the female population, as there are substantial differences in employment rates across educational groups.
Policies that stimulate access for high-skilled migrants may affect the educational composition of relevant cohorts of migrants, but this also applies to more restrictive policies towards migration (Korpi 2012).
Indeed, once age, educational level, household composition, individual and mother's activity status and dwelling characteristics are taken into account (variables introduced step by step), Italian young men still do fewer domestic tasks than their French counterparts (Table 3).
With the questionnaire information was collected on demographic characteristics, socioeconomic status, educational level, household composition, and vaccination history.
In terms of age, household and family composition, educational levels, income, and occupation, this sample broadly matches the 2006 census data reported for the city [ 40].
We chose Wuhan as the site for this study, because it is typical of the average Chinese city with regard to age composition, educational attainment and income [ 44].
The two groups did not differ significantly in HIV-1 prevalence (12% in VCT vs. 8% in DSS, P = 0.12), ethnic composition, educational level attained, or age distribution.
