"studying group" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a group of people who get together to study something, such as a "studying group made up of professionals preparing for their CPA exams".
The groups arise naturally when studying group actions on surfaces (dynamics) and foliations of 3-manifolds.
By studying together with your friends, you will be more motivated to focus on the studying material in order to keep up with your studying group.
He was a founding member of GREX in San Francisco, SCOLA in Los Angeles, and AGSLO in Sweden, all organizations devoted to this approach of studying group and organizational dynamics from a psychoanalytic perspective.
It is interesting to scientists and for spaceflight planning to study the behavioral characteristics of populations in Antarctica — looking out for symptoms of anxiety, depression, insomnia and hostility, and also studying group dynamics and interpersonal relationships.
However, studying group reactions to predation is very difficult, as it is often challenging to predict when an attack is imminent.
Marcus Du Sautoy himself is an internationally known mathematician, studying group theory and number theory.
We propose a novel theoretical and empirical approach to studying group-level social functions of emotions and use it to make new predictions about social consequences of gratitude.
In 2001, McDonald began studying groups of paralyzed patients.
Ostrom, as the Nobel judges observed, looked at other institutional successes, studying group-run fisheries, pastures, woods and lakes, to conclude that "outcomes are, more often than not, better than predicted by standard theories".
Because cultural behaviours can be transmitted horizontally among socially defined groups, however, it is important to assess whether phylogeny-based methods - which were developed to study vertically transmitted traits among biological taxa - are appropriate for studying group-level cultural variation.
The indirect metabolic interactions imply that a bacterial community can be beneficial even if not all of its pair-wise relations involve the exchange of nutrients, which demonstrates the importance of studying group-wise metabolic variability.
