"wrote studies" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of writing or creating studies or research papers. Example: The professor wrote studies on the effects of climate change on marine life.
Van Nijlen also wrote studies of the French authors Charles Peguy (1919) and Francis Jammes (1918).
He wrote studies of Hinduism and biographies of Robert Clive and Max Mueller, and most of his work was marked by pugnacious and often wrong-headed judgments.
In a 54-page document, Judge Skretny wrote:"Studies and data support New York's view that assault weapons are often used to devastating effect in mass shootings".
Their father was a prominent surrealist who wrote studies of André Breton and other leading figures in the movement, but he made his living working for an insurance company.
In the subsection "Holocaust for Kidz," the paper's author wrote, "Studies have shown that it's never too early to frighten a child with images of skeletal remains and naked women being chased by dogs across the Polish snow".
The bookshelves hold copies of Staley's many scholarly publications; before becoming an archivist, he wrote studies of Dorothy Richardson, the first writer to use stream-of-consciousness narration in English, and of Jean Rhys, the author of "Wide Sargasso Sea".
Her mother wrote study guides for law students, including "Land Ownership and Use" (Cambridge Law Study Aids, 1984).
"From over here in Afghanistan," he wrote, "study hard and enjoy the college experience".
I read, wrote, studied, meditated more, and even caught up with friends via phone and electronic communication.
LAL, JY and FY wrote study-specific software.
Rosenthal also concentrated on being an author, reviewing widely and writing studies of the artists Rego and Nolan.
