The phrase "advisable to research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that conducting research is a good idea or recommended in a particular context.
Example: "Before making a final decision, it is advisable to research all available options thoroughly."
Alternatives: "recommended to investigate" or "wise to explore".
A very important component in any body of evidence is epidemiological". That may be true, but is it really advisable to abandon research into physiological changes in children?
Before you pick up the phone and ask, it is highly advisable to do some research on what kind of articles this editor usually prefers, meaning which science stories were printed in the particular paper during the last few weeks.
It is always advisable to do rigorous research before selecting a business name.
It is advisable to carry out background research for personal articles too.
If you have a lower 2 1 and definitely want to do clinical, then it would be advisable to do an MSc in research methods in psychology or something like that, though you would need to aim for a distinction to compensate for your first degree.
Future research would be advisable to set the study findings into a comparative policy context.
Moreover, the results of this study imply that in future burnout research it is advisable to consider both sex and gender differences, and maybe cultural differences as well.
Based on the outcomes of our research, it is advisable to use IRT-based plausible value techniques when the outcome variable is a repeatedly measured latent variable, especially when the sum-score distribution deviates from strictly normal.
Thus, it would seem advisable to refine and improve this methodology in future research into shift and disengage components of visuospatial attentional biases.
It might therefore be advisable to replace atropine by scopolamine, although extrapolation of the dose from animal research to the human situation remains difficult (Wetherell et al. 2007).
