The phrase "a research process in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the methodology or steps involved in conducting research within a specific field or topic.
Example: "The study outlines a research process in environmental science that emphasizes data collection and analysis."
Alternatives: "a research methodology in" or "a research framework in".
In this paper, we challenge this orientation by reporting the results of a research process in which DTES residents chronicled their impressions of the neighbourhood.
Assignments were designed to address the main content aspects of the discipline through the application of a research process in such standard formats as technical reports, short research proposals and presentations.
The testbed enables a research process in which cybersecurity vulnerabilities are discovered, exploits are used to understand the implications of the vulnerability on controlled physical processes, identified problems are classified by criticality and similarities in type and effect, and finally cybersecurity mitigations are developed and validated against within the testbed.
The EDIT Platform can be employed to handle and connect the different data types associated with the samples right from the start of a research process in systematic biology.
The instrumental case study approach, which is now embedded as part of the SEACO operations, provides the opportunity for an ongoing record of a research process and community in evolution and the impact of this on research and research findings.
The study centre has allowed Plan Ceibal to begin a prospective research process in order to provide the policy with foresight concerning the trends and possible scenarios regarding new technologies in education and the deployment challenges thereof in a systematic manner.
The next purpose of this paper is to provide a research process that can be applied in similar geological settings.
The applied "planning game" method for the creation of energy scenarios for Vorderland-Feldkirch is based on methods of research by design [24 26] and participatory approaches to engage stakeholders in a research process.
Every actor in a research process has his/her own scenario and perspectives for the future of the research project contributions.
Trustworthiness as a criterion should be made intrinsic in a research process, and concepts of credibility, dependability and transferability should be established, according to Polit and Beck [ 16].
In this paper, we present a study of one such innovation which has been developed through a design-based research process in a Singapore school.
