Sentence examples for Researched from inspiring English sources
"researched" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to thorough investigation conducted in order to discover or revise facts, theories, applications, etc. For example, "The team conducted extensive research to ensure their findings were accurate."
I didn't know the answer, and as I researched it, I realised that no one else did either.
Before writing Black Gold, Smith researched the difficult relationship between African farmers and Western merchants in the cocoa and chocolate industry.
No one doubted that on the training pitch, as a tactician with an in-depth and extensively researched knowledge of the women's game, Powell was excellent.
We researched several business models looking for something that would be both interesting and therapeutic.
His meticulously researched I've Always Kept a Unicorn: The Biography of Sandy Denny (Faber) is due 5 March.
When Paddy Ashdown researched the coalition experience of Dutch Liberals (the VVD) 20 years ago he found the key was to learn from mistakes and have a good story to tell.
Good Night, and Good Luck is a sophisticated, well-researched and beautifully made movie about the Red Scare of the 1940s and 50s – and an understandable moment of Hollywood revenge on Joseph McCarthy.
Despite her online enthusiasm, she has well-researched suspicions about snooping.
Fayehun's style has proved popular: pithy, well-researched social commentary and news combined with satire and comedy Nigerian-born Fayehun is based in New York, where she has teamed up with Sowore, who launched the website Sahara Reporters in 2006 to encourage citizen journalists to report on corruption and mismanagement in Nigeria.
Estimates of the death toll are frequently put at 20,000, a figure first mooted by Nkomo at the time, but on-the-ground surveys were piecemeal and vast areas of Matabeleland remain under-researched.
And Fayehun's style has proved popular: pithy, well-researched social commentary and news combined with sharp satire and a dollop of comedy.
