'scholarly examination' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to careful, scholarly analysis or research of a particular issue or topic. For example, "The professor conducted a scholarly examination of the evidence and concluded that the defendant was not guilty."
It should be noted, however, that Gobineau himself was concerned with a scholarly examination of the mechanics of human social life rather than with racist political programs.
As planning for the show evolved, the scholarly examination of architecture, family life, commuting and the suburban dream left little room for artists' views of the suburbs, said Michael Botwinick, director of the museum.
"You Kernott be Serious!" was how the firm of Blandy & Blandy solicitors headlined its scholarly examination of the domestic drama, concluding with the question: "But what of Ms Jones?
James Deetz and Patricia Scott Deetz begin "The Times of their Lives," their scholarly examination of life, love and death in the Plymouth Colony, with a bit of down-to-earth realism about Thanksgiving.
[C4.] Examining Black Inventors Rayvon Fouché, left, an assistant professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, has documented the experience of black inventors in his book, "Black Inventors in the Age of Segregation," which is possibly the first full-fledged scholarly examination of black inventors in America.
If this were not a column devoted to scholarly examination of cultural change through the lens of linguistics, I would not limit myself to body language but would don my body armor and leap up and make a speech on my bodywashbox.
Greater availability of that music has furthered the cause, as have scholarly examinations like "Lennie Tristano: His Life in Music" (University of Michigan Press), published in 2007.
Otherwise, why would the life and fate of a 30-year-old poet who committed suicide so infatuate that the scholarly and quasi-scholarly examinations of her work have been turned into a cottage industry?
Before the 20th century the scholarly collection, examination, and comparison of tricksters and their tales concentrated upon those of North American Indian groups.
He was clearly influenced by a nine-page document found in a search of Mr. Taher's home, a scholarly religious examination of suicide bombing in Chechnya during battles against the Russians.
In "Rediscovering Jacob Riis, Bonnie Yochelson and Daniel Czitromm have undertaken a rigorous, scholarly re-examination of Riis's life and work.
