Sentence The phrase "study commissioner" is correct and can be used in written English
It typically refers to an official or appointed person who is in charge of or responsible for overseeing a particular research project. For example, "The mayor appointed a study commissioner to investigate the environmental impact of the new construction project."
The interviewees were identified through consultation with the study commissioners as key informants with respect to policy making in their area.
At the time of our study, NHS commissioners appeared to have most control in terms of decisions on investment of resources.
As Oliver et al. suggest, "If universities were to provide assistance for local policymakers in the analysis of existing data, a relationship of mutual benefit could start to develop" [ 19]. 1 In this study of commissioners' information seeking behaviour which aimed to inform the ways that researchers' communicate their knowledge, we found that above all commissioners were pragmatic.
After studying the commissioners' comments, "we are committed to try to come up with an alternative solution," said the developer William C. Rudin, "and we will be back very soon with some ideas".
The few studies of commissioners that do exist have reported that evidence of effectiveness of complementary therapies is strongly persuasive [ 26- 28].
A study by bank commissioner Pierre Jay and strong support by Desjardins and Edward A. Filene, a Boston merchant, facilitated passage of the law.
In an internal memo based on that study, a deputy commissioner told Mr. Safir that many elite units consisted entirely of white men "despite the fact that they serve communities that are either ethnically diverse or majority minority".
George Atallah, a spokesman for the union, responded on Twitter, noting that while the union's chief, DeMaurice Smith, had signed a letter authorizing the population study to begin, Commissioner Roger Goodell had not.
The Office of Children's Commissioner study said there were 2,409 victims in the 14 months to October 2011 - but the true number was likely to be far higher.
The Office of Children's Commissioner study says there were 2,409 victims in the 14 months to October 2011 - but the true number is likely to be far higher.
Corey Busch, a former executive with the San Francisco Giants, has, on assignment from the commissioner, studied cities and has not found one that is more viable than Washington.
