The phrase "a research concerning" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "research on" or "a study concerning."
Example: "The research concerning climate change has revealed alarming trends."
Alternatives: "a study about" or "an investigation into."
"I have to say that what they have done so far has not been effective," said Toshinari Ogino, chief researcher for the Institute of Labor Administration, a research concern.
Such a method is based on a preliminary research concerning the generation of specific stripe patterns for the visual enhancement of defective surface parts of cylindrical specular objects.
Darpa awarded a $60,000 contract to SRI International, a research concern based in Menlo Park, Calif., to investigate the concept.
The concept was similar to an approach advocated by Paul Baran of the RAND Corporation, a research concern in Santa Monica, Calif.
"Western businesses work wonderfully with dictators," said Mikhail G. Delyagin, an economist and director of the Institute of Globalization Problems, a research concern.
The average price for a home continued to increase in June, led by London, according to Hometrack, a research concern.
"Companies don't particularly want to share this kind of stuff," said Sarah Emerson, head of petroleum research at Energy Security Analysis, a research concern in Wakefield, Mass.
The Society for Human Resource Management, a research concern in Alexandria, Va., found in a recent survey that 87percentt of office workers now had the freedom of "casual day" every day.
In a third survey, conducted by Grupo de Economistas Asociados, a research concern here, Mr. Fox was supported by 32percentt, Mr. Labastida 31percentt and Mr. Cardenas by 15percentt.
"A lot of people in our government believe real democracy doesn't exist," Mikhail G. Delyagin, director of the Institute of Globalization Studies, a research concern in Moscow, said in an interview Monday.
