"scholarly effort" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a specific kind of research or study that is undertaken in an organized and thorough way. For example, "The scholarly effort required to uncover the details of the eighteenth-century battle was immense."
Nonetheless, scant scholarly effort has been invested in handling common method variance in hospitality research.
Based on these identified strengths and weaknesses of the ST perspective, we consider an array of directions for future scholarly effort.
The two memos, they say, were never intended as more than "a scholarly effort to define the perimeters of the law".
The museum is the sunnier side of a scholarly effort to show that Western history should be more about women and Indians than solely about white cowboys.
A serious scholarly effort to plump up the reputation of the folkish artist who died in 1961, at the age of a hundred and one, thus hits a snag in its very title: "Grandma Moses in the 21st Century".
As a showdown on the federal balance sheet approaches, a new scholarly effort at Berkeley offers unique insights on a long-contested issue: federal deficits and debt.
Clear communication is of vital importance when reporting the results of any scholarly efforts.
However, scholarly efforts providing elaborations, rigorous analysis and comparison of open data models are very limited.
The annual Prizes are awarded to undergraduates for exceptional scholarly efforts, usually senior theses.
"There are scholarly efforts, research efforts that occur on campus which I'm sure industry is not thrilled about, but occur on a daily basis," he said.
Nonetheless, academic generalists engage in important scholarly efforts, contribute extensively to the education of new pediatricians, and must be prepared to survive in academia.
