The phrase "a remote research" is not correct in English.
It should be "remote research" or "a remote study." You can use it when referring to research conducted from a distance, often using technology to gather data or collaborate with others.
Example: "The team conducted remote research to gather insights from participants across different regions."
Alternatives: "distance research" or "virtual research."
A DC-3 aircraft chartered by the National Science Foundation crashed while taking off from a remote research site in West Antarctica.
Imagine that a set of projects supporting the work in your lab or in a remote research location is a pipeline.
When the opening action set-piece of The Avengers ends with the destruction of a remote research facility, the structure goes out not with a bang but more of a cool sucking noise.
Vogel began crossing Norin 10 with other wheats to make new short-strawed varieties.In 1952 news of Vogel's wheat filtered down to a remote research station in Mexico, where a man named Norman Borlaug was breeding fungus-resistant wheat for a project funded by the Rockefeller Foundation.
A remote research station in the arctic operates beyond international law.
Her parents were stationed several hundred miles away, manning a remote research outpost in the heart of the Amazon.
The setting, an icy, remote research base overcome by an extraterrestrial creature, is similar to that of John W. Campbell's 1938 novelette Who Goes There? and its two feature film incarnations, The Thing from Another World (1951), directed by Christian Nyby, and The Thing (1982), directed by John Carpenter.
The 155-year-old Smithsonian has 16 museums, the National Zoo, and a half dozen remote research units, all of which get about two-thirds of their funds from the federal government.
Often regarded as the U.S. equivalent of a ministry of science and culture, the Smithsonian has 16 museums, the National Zoo, and a half-dozen remote research units, all of which get about two-thirds of their support from the U.S. government.
"We try not to encourage too much visitation up there," said Stewart Hunter, a manager at the remote research site, citing the sacred nature of the peak to native Hawaiians, its fragile environment and the rare Wekiu bug that calls it home.
Her pregnancy, in its fifth month, is the reason for her departure; this remote research base "is not a place for families or babies," the ornithologist says.
