The phrase "get back to studying" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that it is time to return to your studies. For example, "I took a break to get some snacks, now it's time to get back to studying for my midterm."
After she begged out early from the "Salute to Israel" march so she could get back to studying spelling, the school principal told her to get a life.
The same Greek students who used to stage months-long sit-ins to press for a bigger say in running university affairs are now desperate to get back to studying.
A word of warning, before I get back to studying patent law: Don't forget about your thesis.
Taking an hour or two to let your brain restart will help you stay focused when you finally do get back to studying.
Face it, he's @RevRunWisdom for white people, and if you honestly find anything he has to say either on Twitter or in his books to be insightful or thought-provoking, you should probably get back to studying for your SATs.
So take a walk, play with your dog, or call your best friend and commiserate for one-sixth of an hour before you get back to studying.
Opportunities for adults to get back to study or update their skills are too often the first to be cut, yet these are the things that could help the "just managing" and "left behind" to get on and thrive.
Then it was all over with and we got back to studying".
We had just come in from lunchtime recess and were getting back to studying when one of my close childhood friends, Steve Ellis, burst into our classroom yelling, "The President has been shot in the face!
Even after a whole day work getting back to study might be tiresome but be regular and follow it rigorously.
