The phrase "affiliated research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe research that is connected or associated with a particular organization, institution, or group.
Example: "The findings of the affiliated research conducted by the university have significant implications for the field."
Alternatives: "associated research" or "connected research".
Although individual datasets can be studied efficiently, many scientists are still largely limited to considering data collected by themselves, their students, or closely affiliated research groups.
My affiliated research firm, Lux Research, estimates there was $3.8 billion in worldwide corporate investment in nanotechnology R&D in 2004.
Makoto Fujiwara, head of Monbusho's reform office, says this means that even if the agencies merge at the governmental level, affiliated research institutes may well remain separate.
DK: What I can tell you is we now have, in this regenerative medicine cohort that we've put together, 26 different world class university medical school affiliated research centers.
The Ottawa Life Sciences Council, local universities and affiliated research institutes, the City of Ottawa, and the provincial government have teamed up with the private sector to create the 18,000-square-foot-facility at the Greenbelt Research Farm.
We choose an empirical investigation as it puts special emphasis on the affiliated research leading to the development of a strategic risk management framework in terms of operational and organizational aspects (Islam [2008]; Glaser and Strauss [1980]; Luis et al. [1999]; Mills et al. [1995]; Pettigrew et al. [1989]).
Scientists are often engaged in the development of new curricula as a part of the education and public outreach programs affiliated with research programs.
Particularly in the USA, in university affiliated units, research was important to improving services as well as to patient and physician recruitment.
The first institutions to accept patients were centers for environmental medicine affiliated with research institutions and/or with the public health service.
A Swedish Defense Ministry-affiliated research organization has identified 55 politically linked disruptions in the energy supply of Eastern Europe since the breakup of the Soviet Union.
It was conducted by telephone from Feb. 10 to March 11 , 2010 and Oct. 1 to 21, 2010, by the Abu Dhabi Gallup Center, a Gallup-affiliated research group based in the United Arab Emirates.
