"the doctoral student" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever referring to a student currently pursuing a doctoral degree. For example, "The doctoral student was working hard to finish her dissertation on time."
It's Gang Lu, the doctoral student.
Photographs courtesy University of Iowa It's Gang Lu, the doctoral student.
"There is a history of racialization that I think that does impact how we view Puerto Rico as kind of this 'other', this other entity, this other culture, this other people, that could come into play," the doctoral student said.
A report in the Media Talk column of Business Day on Monday about a survey on the use of jargon in newspaper sportswriting misspelled the surname of the doctoral student who did the research.
"Inappropriate laboratory standards and a cross-contamination of West Nile virus samples with SARS coronavirus in the laboratory led to the infection of the doctoral student," the committee reported.
Ms. Perrillo, the doctoral student in English education, said that between her teaching and her one-day-a-week work at a publishing company, her own schoolwork often got pushed to late nights and weekends.
The specialists actively supported the doctoral students.
On the horizontal axis doctoral students' familiarity with the respective journals is shown, while the vertical axis reveals the doctoral students' perceptions of journal quality.
About half of the doctoral students surveyed employ verbal-analytical reasoning in their dissertations, while about a quarter of doctoral students use analytical modelling.
The researchers signed the letters with a variety of names male and female that apparently signaled that the doctoral students were white, African American, Hispanic, or Asian.
She considered continuing on to a Ph.D. program when she graduated in 1996, but she noticed that the doctoral students she knew were struggling to find jobs.
