The part of a sentence "include the study of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is part of a larger group of things, or when talking about a research study. For example: This course will include the study of astronomy, geology, and botany.
These areas include the study of sensation and perception, learning and memory, motivation, and biological psychology.
When Max Mosley was a young boy, his parents, Oswald and Diana Mosley, believed that a cultured education should include the study of German.
The biological sciences (which include the study of behaviour), however, have an extra dimension relative to the physical sciences.
When details of the new RS course were published, 28 religious leaders, including the former archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, wrote to the DfE urging the government to rethink the curriculum and include the study of humanism.
Well-known survey sites — the Third World equivalents of the Framingham heart study in Massachusetts — include the study of fertility in Niakhar, Senegal, of diarrhea in Matlab, Bangladesh, and of AIDS in Rakai, Uganda.
The move enabled her to broaden the focus of her research efforts to include the study of metabolism and the chemical structure of plant pigments.
These include the study of motion and the geometry of smooth curves and surfaces in particular, the calculation of tangents, areas, and volumes.
Courses these days could include the study of cross-cultural psychiatry, with students chatting online with their counterparts in the Somaliland region of Somalia.
When details of the new RS course were published in February, 28 religious leaders including the former archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams wrote to the Department for Education urging the government to rethink the curriculum and include the study of humanism.
In The Invisibles: Voodoo Gods in Haiti (1969), he described vividly his encounter with possession, magic and psychic healing; and in The Way of the Sacred (1974) he expanded this personal perspective on healing to include the study of myths, religious rites and sacred symbolism.
Gail Hayes, spokeswoman for the centers, confirmed that since 1996, while the agency has issued requests for proposals that include the study of violence, which may include gun violence, it had not sent out any specifically on firearms.
