The phrase "a new research line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a novel area of study or investigation within a particular field of research.
Example: "Our team is excited to explore a new research line focused on renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "a new area of research" or "a new research direction."
A new research line initiated by Nunn (2008a) has instead concentrated on the slave trade period.
Accordingly, this preliminary study allowed opening a new research line in the use of hemp bio-composites, in which other important properties are currently under investigation.
In response to this debate a new research line related to the effectiveness of quality improvement emerged from the quality field in the last 10 to 15 years.
Moreover, our work suggests a new research line devoted to the unveiling of the sequences internal to the inversions that allow for double recombination, and thus overcoming the meiotic problems associated with this rearrangement.
This behavior seems to be a consequence of using PSP, an inorganic short chain polymer with interesting properties; the use of this kind of polymers establishes a new researching line and raises again some questions about the fundamentals of LbL, taking into account other non-electrostatic interactions such as hydrogen bonds during the growing process of the film[24].
New research lines by the author favours interpretation tracks and analytics investigation fields that were not considered in traditional paleoanthropology.
Dr. Monterroso was newly appointed and was keen to set up her own research group and start new research lines within the department.
The paper finishes stating learned lessons from the trenches as well as relevant future work and conclusions that draw new research lines in the test cases generation context.
This experimental research is not only useful to evaluate theoretical results in real-world scenarios but also to uncover new research lines. 1 Notice that, in practice, the number of solutions will be noticeably lower due to the null subcarriers.
State-of-the-art modelling tools for generating DHW usage profiles are summarised and new research lines are then proposed, taking into account the caveats in the current characterization and modelling of DHW consumption in buildings.
Finally, we discuss how answers to the web-survey can potentiate investigation and open new research lines, including: assessing intra-observer and inter-observer reliability; and, in the specific case of our web-survey, generating information for building and validating a new lameness scoring system.
