The phrase 'study manner' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to refer to the way a person approaches their studies. For example, "John has an organized and diligent study manner which has enabled him to achieve excellent grades."
Still, I preferred Nézet-Séguin's vitality to the grandiose, studied manner of Daniele Gatti, who led "Parsifal" in 2013.
For optimum use, chill this bright, pale-brass-colored dry wine moderately and then, in the (alas, too often studied) manner of aficionados, keep swirling and sniffing it so that convection currents keep releasing its subtleties.
There are rapturous moments, but Ms. Part's studied manner of preparation — especially in unsupported turns — makes what follows shaky or gives the movement a sense of lagging behind the music.
In this study, the manner of LSPR of Ag nanoparticles coated on graphene surfaces with two different deposition times and structures was investigated as a preliminary approach.
First, we study the manner in which the location of a binding site (BS) affects its functionality.
In their study, physician manner and surgical outcomes appeared to be the most important considerations for selecting a provider for elective total joint arthroplasty [ 36].
By taking advantage of cell lines that can be induced to express the second oncogene in a lethal combination, we have been able to study the manner and mechanisms of cell death in this context.
It is a novel of two halves, the first a study of manners and conversations, the second an accelerating drama of marital distrust.
Employing machines as diverse as thermographs, X-rays and "Noctovision" (a kind of infrared television used to see through fog), Mr. Price studied all manner of supernatural peculiarity.
Between 1905 and 1910, the year that his masterful study of manners "Howards End" became a best-seller, Forster who was known to friends as Morgan produced four highly successful novels and was acclaimed as one of the brightest young literary lights in Britain.
