The phrase "additionally the research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing supplementary information or findings related to a topic already being discussed.
Example: "Additionally, the research indicates that there is a significant correlation between sleep quality and academic performance."
Alternatives: "Furthermore, the research" or "In addition, the research".
Additionally, the research shows that psychological and emotional distress accompanies shift work.
Additionally, the research also includes the simulation of the communication channel with different technologies.
Additionally, the research addressed the specific components of opportunity recognition skills that had the mediating effect.
Additionally, the research was extensively discussed with law enforcement cybercrime specialists from different European countries and Interpol.
Additionally, the research presented here enables future studies to elucidate the relationships between grass pollen and disease, the understanding of which will have considerable global public health relevance and socioeconomic importance.
Additionally, the research conducted has provided some interesting findings that suggest further actions to improve and better define future rubrics, oriented to communication or even other competences.
Additionally, the researches point out that "urging people to find their passion may lead them to put all their eggs in one basket but then to drop that basket when it becomes difficult to carry". What this means is that although people may have an interest in one particular area or another, just having an interest may not be enough.
Additionally, the collaborative research partnership between researchers and accreditation stakeholders, presents the opportunity for translational research to drive improvements in the health system.
Additionally, according the research conducted by Shimazaki (2009), if the short-term loading of a medium-magnitude is less than Eq. (4), the residual maximum shear crack width can be controlled within 0.3 mm.
Additionally, of the research which has been done, most of it has been in the form of survey data, or quantitative analysis, rather than qualitative studies [ 30].
Additionally, in the research setting, identification of comorbidity may be required for numerous reasons, including determination for study eligibility, group classification, or for monitoring clinical correlates.
