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Used with verbs:
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We are continuing our research on cancer."
(be + continuing, be + focusing)
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The study needs more research."
(needs, requires)
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I have reviewed their research."
(reviewed)
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Our research showed positive results."
(showed, found, revealed, yielded, provided)
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We cited your research."
(cited, sponsored, funded, presented)
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Our research proved he was wrong."
(proved, confirmed, demonstrated, indicated, suggested)
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We published more research."
(published, produced, carried out, conducted, did)
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Our research supports the hypothesis."
(supports)
Used with nouns:
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We are waiting for the research findings."
(findings, results, data)
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I am involved in a research project."
(project, study, program, unit, organization)
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Have you chosen a research topic?"
(topic, question, subject)
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I work at a famous research institute."
(institute, facility, institution, lab, university)
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I'm working on a research paper."
(paper, report)
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We hired a new research assistant."
(assistant, group, team, scientist, analyst)
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The research grant was awarded to our team."
(grant, funding)
Used with adjectives:
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The company does not do animal research."
(animal, experimental, laboratory, scientific)
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The team has done careful research on the subject."
(careful, meticulous, considerable, exhaustive, extensive, painstaking)
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My undergraduate research was on frog behavior."
(undergraduate, graduate, earlier, previous)
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The foundation donates a lot of money to AIDS research."
(AIDS, cancer, medical, scientific)
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We are conducting further research at the university."
(further, ongoing, cutting-edge, innovative, groundbreaking, new)
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The latest research proves our hypothesis."
(latest, clinical)
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Students rely on online research."
(online)
Used with prepositions:
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Scientists have been conducting research on the effect of global warming."
(on, into)
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Research in this field focuses on the long-term effects of Alzheimer patients."
(in)
