The phrase "accessibility of research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how easily research findings can be accessed or understood by various audiences.
Example: "The accessibility of research is crucial for ensuring that important findings reach the public and inform policy decisions."
Alternatives: "availability of research" or "ease of access to research".
Considering that the spectrum of the accessibility of research results (dissemination profile) ranges from completely inaccessible to easily accessible, it was suggested that a single term 'dissemination bias' could be used to denote all types of publication and related biases [ 8].
Impact hinges on the accessibility of research.
Abstract: Closed and proprietary infrastructures limit the accessibility of research, often putting paywalls in front of scientific knowledge.
Knowledge generation: collect data, conduct research using tools compatible with open sharing, and use automated workflow tools to ensure accessibility of research outputs.
Working groups The DARIAH community also works together in working groups, with subjects ranging from the assessment of digital tools to the development of standards and the long term accessibility of research materials.
A major series of research papers was published yesterday in The Lancet documenting five major causes of waste in research (if you're interested, the culprits include inefficiencies in setting research priorities, inappropriate study design and analysis, problems in research regulation and management, a lack of accessibility of research results and incomplete or unusable reporting of data).
The main implications for policy are a need for an increase in support from management, programmes of advanced education to provide nurses with research skills, an improvement in accessibility and availability of research reports and an increase in time available to read and implement research.
A special feature of our program is the accessibility of laboratory research -- most Chemical Engineering majors participate in faculty-led research projects, often resulting in publication and/or presentation at national meetings.
A centralised database for ambulance and emergency patient data and a common reporting template for research and innovation 39 is designed and shared to improve the quality and accessibility of informal research ('grey' literature).
A special feature of the program is the accessibility of laboratory research.
Before we can all benefit from the accessibility of this research, we first need to find it.
