The phrase "a global research" is not correct in English.
It should be "global research" or "a global research study." You can use "global research" when referring to research that has an international scope or impact.
Example: "The findings from the global research conducted by the team have significant implications for climate policy."
Alternatives: "international research" or "worldwide research."
But Nathalie Constantin-Métral, senior researcher at Mercer, a global research firm that advises companies on the costs of moving employees and released the report, says it's a misconception to think of Africa as cheap for newcomers.
We asked YouGov, a global research company, to look into whether the statistics support the stereotypes.
Geim and Novoselov are brilliant examples of foreign scientists who came to the UK because we're a global research hub.
Chris Coulter is the president of GlobeScan, a global research consultancy that measures and builds value-generating relationships.
Cost is only one reason (and not usually the main one, Booz argues) to have a global research presence.
The irony is that these collections that are now held all over the world are making us part of a global research movement".
A recent report by the International Crisis Group, a global research organization, warned that the cease-fire had a fragile foundation.
Brigit formerly held positions at McKinsey and Co. and Unitus Inc., and was a founding leadership team member of CGap, a global research centre for financial inclusion.
As the world's third largest economy and a global research and development champion, Japan's importance as a trade partner can't be underestimated.
So he has donated $10m to the Future of Life Institute to run "a global research program aimed at keeping AI beneficial to humanity".
He said his company had made 10 mobile-related acquisitions already, and would have a global research and development team of 160 people dedicated to mobile technology.
