'study zone' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an area designated for studying, such as a room or section of a library. For example, "The library has a designated study zone, complete with desks and plenty of books."
STUDY ZONE On the eating table, on a chair, just reading.
The effort aims to link 46 countries into a unified, Europe-wide study zone in which transferable credits can lead to U.S.-style bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees.
Adverse effects on natural potential lands depending on current land use at the study zone appraised for strategic environmental assessment.
Twelve birds, seven male and five female were radio-tracked within a study zone located in Melbourne, Australia.
All these earthquakes are scaled to be matched with the maximum ground acceleration for the study zone.
Facilities on campus include a recently modernised library, a dedicated study zone and more than 700 computers for student use, many available 24 hours a day.
"We don't want to tell anyone about our study zones, nor disseminate the exact locations of the sites we have found," he said.
In some ways, the School of Computer Science feels like any college campus environment, with its hodgepodge of new and classical architecture and hushed study zones.
Within the selected study zones, carbon stock and water yeild decreased by 45%and32%2%, respectively, from the no plantation to the high plantation zones in 2012 specifically.
We analyzed the forest patches distribution in three study zones within Spain with diverse spatial configuration from CORINE land cover data.
Quiet study zones will be strictly enforced, and students who need to work in groups will be asked to relocate.
