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The phrase ‘access to research’ is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to a person or entity having access to a particular research resource or study. For example, "The professor granted his students access to research that was not yet available to the public."
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We can look forward to a future in which there is a much freer access to research results, both for researchers, businesses and the public.
Paradoxically, The Cochrane Library, established to support easy access to research evidence, has its own problems of accessibility.
Access to research means lots of different things.
Access to research depends on the type of institution.
Who should control access to research literature?
The double-edged sword of open access to research data.
We need think about how enabling access to research is integrated at a user level.
"Opening up access to research findings is a key commitment for this government.
But the motivation for open access here is to enable more business access to research output.
"For the team, tracking people being denied access to research is just the start," says McArthur.
Expanding access to research data: Reconciling risks and opportunities.
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