"lifelong study" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a continuous or ongoing process of learning and education throughout one's entire life. Example: "Jane was a dedicated learner who believed in the importance of lifelong study. She continued to enroll in courses and attend workshops well into her 80s."
The laws are gradually internalized through a system of lifelong study, argument and practice.
His lifelong study of Frege's philosophy has transformed our understanding of Frege.
I drew on a lifelong study of Buddhism and I said to myself, "you're poor again, so what?
Mr. Ward, whose booming voice and strong sense of self made him seem even taller than his 6 feet 1 inch, was a lifelong study in focused ambition.
These diverse subjects informed his lifelong study of "philosophical anthropology," an exploration of the forces that underpin human action and human suffering.
While Dr. Zarnowitz's lifelong studies pointed to shortcomings in economic forecasting, they did hold that it was not always fair to criticize the forecasters for their miscues, particularly because their predictions were sometimes based on faulty data about things that had already happened.
The amount of bone added during those two years is about the same as what is typically lost in the 30 years between ages 50 and 80. Lifelong studies have not been done in people, but the best available evidence strongly indicates that increasing peak bone mass in childhood by just 10 percent could delay osteoporosis, especially in postmenopausal women, by about 13 years.
In two lifelong studies, male and female Lou/Cjall rats were tested every four months in order to study protein intake depending on the protein available: casein, whey protein or casein supplemented with an amino acid mixture (SC).
However, the transient nature of transcript knockdown with dsRNA injections would make lifelong studies impractical and necessitates the use of transgenic mosquitoes which we are actively pursuing.
In those neighborhoods, where lifelong religious study by men is prized, poverty is common.
