The phrase "a mixture of research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a combination of different types or sources of research in a particular context.
Example: "The report presented a mixture of research from various disciplines, including psychology, sociology, and economics."
Alternatives: "a blend of research" or "a combination of research".
Earle's postgraduate experiences were a mixture of research and groundbreaking oceanographic exploration.
According to Hubbard, casting is a mixture of research and sixth sense, and nothing compares to a face-to-face meeting.
But finding the right enhancement technique to drive the drug through the skin is a mixture of research plus trial and error.
Working closely with the designer Ramon Pez, who is crucial to the layouts of her shows and photobooks, Abril is a thoughtful conceptualist who tells metaphorical stories about difficult subjects using a mixture of research and whatever raw material comes to hand: found photos, her own images, family photographs, personal testimonies, official archives, interviews and diaries.
A mixture of research observations, decision support models and expert stakeholder knowledge indicated scope for improving performance through forestry, riparian management, erosion control and livestock intensification options.
RMIT has set up what they're calling a "Blockchain Innovation Hub," which is a mixture of research, teaching programs, and general championing of the esoteric technology.
For the academics based at Milton Keynes, life is very much that of the conventional academic, comprising a mixture of teaching and research.
The papers referred to below, a mixture of reviews and research articles, are divided into three parts in line of emerging consensus.
In other words, if history is any indication, we should expect dramatic change in America now, and Traister details why through a mixture of historical analysis, heavy research, personal anecdotes, and interviews with academics, social scientists, and both non-famous and prominent single women, such as Anita Hill and Gloria Steinem.
The quality assessment was kept simple because the articles came from diverse academic disciplines in addition to being a mixture of quantitative and qualitative research.
(ii) Review versus original paper admixture: We disagree with the referee in saying that it is a mixture of review and original research.
