The phrase "a research engineering" is not correct in English.
It should be "research engineering" without the article "a" as it refers to a field of study or practice.
Example: "She is pursuing a degree in research engineering to contribute to innovative technologies."
Alternatives: "research engineer" or "engineering research".
In addition, the money will help to create a number of research, engineering and other jobs at the laboratory, and allow administrators to retain positions that might otherwise have been eliminated.
Tata Technologies, a free-standing research, engineering and development company that is part of the India-based Tata Group, wanted to prove that the company could one day produce an affordable electric car for the American market that offered the same capabilities as the current crop of pricier E.V.'s.
A combination of medical research, engineering, and biotechnology has produced a vast array of new treatments and instrumentation, much of which requires specialized training and facilities for its use.
It reveals that there is still a tremendous amount of research, engineering, and development work needed to make the full information integration vision a reality.
His father is a senior systems engineer in Red Bank, N.J., for SAIC, a research and engineering company.
The William H. Bates Research and Engineering Center Bates Labb) is operated by LNS as a research and engineering center with particular emphasis on accelerator science and technology.
Mr. Mate, also 30, works at Science Applications International Corporation in Vienna, Va., a research and engineering company, where he is a consultant to federal agencies on information technology.
RAYTHEON, Lexington, Mass., the United States' third-largest military contractor, won a subcontract from the closely held Science Applications International Corp., San Diego, a research and engineering company, valued at as much as $350 million to supply parts and services to the United States Air Force.
JL: We've evolved from a research and engineering company into a customer-focused organization.
Her father is a physicist in McLean, Va., for the Science Applications International Corporation, a technology research and engineering company.
