The phrase "a third party research" is not correct in English.
It should be "third-party research." You can use it when referring to research conducted by an independent entity that is not directly involved in the subject being studied.
Example: "The findings from the third-party research indicate a significant improvement in customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "independent research" or "external research."
The survey was developed by a third-party research provider, North Star Opinion Research, with assistance from volunteers and professionals, Mr. Smith said, with "diverse viewpoints".
Following study cohort formulation, a third-party research assistant (RS Y collected all corresponding postoperative CT scanograms, which were subsequently de-identified and electronically saved in a password-protected folder on a single, dedicated picture archiving and communication system (PACS) viewing station.
In its "Dyle Mobile TV report" released this month, the company tapped a third-party research firm to poll a representative sample of 510 U.S. consumers, ages 18-54 to find out how they watch TV and video, and more importantly, whether they would be interested in a live, mobile TV service on their handset.
The product is a distributed computing platform for third party research and application building.
When you put your savings into a pension, a chain of up to 16 different "professionals" have to be paid, including your company pension staff who keep records of your deductions from pay, the fund "platform", the fund manager, third party research firms, the broker who executes a stock trade, the stock exchange itself, the individual settling the trade, the custodians of the fund and so on.
Ultigesture wristband provides full open API access for third party research and application development.
The Republican controlled Senate Intel Committee just put out some third party research that provides our best evidence to date of what Russia was doing on social media to muck up our election.
The company initially focused on carrying out third party research projects in the fields of genetic engineering, immunology, virology, molecular and cellular biology and protein chemistry.
In 2010 and 2011, 6559 and 7739 clients records were provided by the TAC to a third party social research organisation, respectively.
Examples of conditional data availability include the Korean Renal Registry (available for academic purposes only), the US Renal Data System (USRDS; available through a registry coordinating center or through a third party approved research team and request), and the Dialysis Outcomes and Practice Patterns Study (DOPPS; potentially available to corporate sponsors).
