The phrase "advised on research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone providing guidance or recommendations regarding research activities or methodologies.
Example: "The committee advised on research strategies to improve the project's outcomes."
Alternatives: "provided guidance on research" or "offered recommendations for research".
All authors advised on research methodology, data analysis and interpretation.
KM provided clinical advice and advised on research methods.
AM advised on research conduct from inception to completion, appraised the analysis process and revised the manuscript.
CH participated in the design of the study, provided consultation for epidemiological issues, advised on research methodology and critically revised the manuscript.
Interviews carried out by a single researcher, offset by two senior researchers with extensive qualitative research experience advising on research throughout its course and reviewing samples of interviews.
The relationship with the mentor often goes beyond advising on research [ 27] and thus there may be improvement in other academic and non academic aspects as well.
The ultimate goal of this process is to advise on research initiatives necessary to fill existing knowledge gaps and not to recommend options and behaviour for routine clinical practice.
The program is guided by two national volunteer committees: the Research Policy Committee, which advises on research strategy, portfolio management, and special programs, and the Research Grant Review Committee, a panel of independent, volunteer scientific and medical experts in a broad array of disciplines who review and prioritize all applications for the ADA research support.
JCK advised on the research question and undertook research, analysis, writing and editing.
"When you look through the Earth's atmosphere, what you're seeing is cold and hot air mixing in a turbulent way that makes stars shimmer," Professor Laird Close, who advised on the research, said.
