The phrase "preparation for the study" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it in any context where you are discussing the process of preparing for a given study or research project. For example: I spent three weeks in preparation for the study, gathering data and conducting interviews with potential participants.
In the present paper, we explore a novel preparation for the study of animal choice behaviour designed to capture some aspects of naturally occurring patch exploitation.
In quick succession, they read practically the entire Aristotelian corpus together ("Aristotle's treatises on logic, ethics, politics, physics and … theology," presumably in that order) in preparation for the study of Plato and, eventually, the Orphic Poems and Chaldaean Oracles.
A comparative study was carried out to examine the best preparation for the study; technetium-labeled activated charcoal diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid (99mTc-Ch-DTPA) was either used with activated charcoal or mixed with resin directly.
In preparation for the study, the pigs were fasted overnight, given free access to water, and passed through premedication under intramuscular atropine (0.05 mg/kg) and azaperone (2 4 mg/kg) injected in a cervical neck muscle.
Thus, AMPA-induced receptor internalization depotentiates synaptosomes after LTP and attests to the resilience of our preparation for the study of bi-directional AMPAR trafficking.
In preparation for the study, individual image stations were positioned in two large meeting rooms.
In particular, we thank Kenji Ishizuka, Kayoko Endo, Maki Matsuzaki and Yasuyuki Tokai as study monitors; Erick Rosas for preparation of the study protocol and related study documentation, and Dorothy Slavin (Safety Physician).
There is a risk of contamination of the baseline measurement by socially desirable behaviour because the outreach visits for preparation of the study have taken place before and during the baseline measurement period.
In preparation for this study, the network supported the pilot testing of photo-voice (a method detailed in Stage III below) in three housing programs.
We thank E Boesebeck-Kopp for the preparation of the study data and M Nafe for the preparation of the cost estimation data.
There are two classic preparations for the study of chemical transmission at the synapse.
