The phrase "a research for" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "research on" or "research into" when referring to a study or investigation.
Example: "The team conducted a research on climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "a study on" or "an investigation into".
All of this initiated a research for the application of concrete with recycled brick as aggregate.
Therefore, a "research for design" and a "research by design" project was conducted, generating design guidelines for thermally comfortable Dutch urban squares.
"It means that if they're doing a research for a paper, they're forgoing using the Internet or using a smartphone," said Richard Abisla, who is MEDA's technology manager.
Triple L (Land, Livestock and Livelihood, www.triplel.se) is a research for development platform with focus on transformation of East African drylands and was initiated 2013.
A research for typical genetic algorithm parameters, crossover and mutation among others, has been also carried out in order to find the optimal value for each one.
A research for biologically active compounds with reduction of the rate of glucose absorption, a screening has been initiated to evaluate natural product extracts for the inhibition of enzyme α-glucosidase.
Focused on community-based natural resource management collaboratives, researchers and practitioners from Kenya, Mongolia and the US West, gathered to develop a research-for-action project.
(In January, it announced it had determined the DNA sequence of not one but 90 varieties of chickpeas). It's also pioneered a research-for-hire business to decode human genomes in bulk, taking orders from the world's top drug companies and universities.
It has long eyed Flowerfield as a site for a research center for wireless Internet and information technology.
A research agenda for small-scale fisheries.
Mr. Trost, 26, was a research analyst for Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.
