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I have a dilemma! We normally say: The background of the study..... Could we say: The background TO the study.....? If so, in which cases is that correct?

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I would say "the background of the study" if the background is the supporting data, or the context for the study. I would say "the background to the study" if the background is motivation for the study, or the reason the study was made. The first speaks of something within the study; the second refers to something outside the study that affects it.

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