The phrase "accompanied research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to research that is conducted alongside or in conjunction with another activity or study.
Example: "The accompanied research provided valuable insights that complemented the main findings of the study."
Alternatives: "supplementary research" or "collaborative research".
The project, a compilation of personal, reflective stories from fifteen contributors, explores broad themes of access, attire and conduct, sexual harassment, personal safety, and accompanied research and well-being while conducting research in the field.
In order to support and achieve the sustainable implementation of this new wastewater, waste and energy management system in Hamburg's Jenfelder Au neighbourhood with a high bioresource utilization efficiency, an accompanied research programme was carried out and some results are presented in this paper.
An Amish community liaison accompanied research staff during each study visit to ensure cultural sensitivity.
This archive contains photos and accompanying research materials.
Someone reminded me recently that the "Magic Tree House" books have accompanying research guides.
An accompanying research approach was designed to get insight into planning and learning processes.
Many of these drafts have accompanying research notes, notecards, and correspondence with librarians, colleagues, and publishers.
Stay tuned and we'll be sharing our accompanying research guide.
An accompanying research document, published by the Scottish Executive, suggested several ways to help communities buy land from their owners with and without consent.
Its curators are led by Rob DeSalle, whose work at the museum's Division of Invertebrate Zoology accompanies research into "comparative genomics" and the evolution of the nervous system.
Further analysis and discussion of the dataset is presented in an accompanying research article: "Ordering the mob: insights into replicon and MOB typing…" (Orlek et al., 2017) [1].
