The phrase "anatomical research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the study of the structure of organisms, often in fields like biology, medicine, or anatomy.
Example: "The findings from the anatomical research provided new insights into human physiology."
Alternatives: "morphological study" or "structural analysis".
Dissection is basic to all anatomical research.
Anatomical research continues to have practical applications, for example, in the design of new implants or prosthetic devices.
Though other types of pregnancy tests have since proved more reliable, Xenopus is still used in embryological and anatomical research.
As an additional postmortem punishment, the bodies were given to surgeons who used the corpses for anatomical research, Mitchell explained.
He paid his dues in hard science, doing anatomical research on the pineal gland in the brain, but he agreed that the future of psychiatry lay in finding ways to interpret the mind.
The new application of magnifying glasses and compound microscopes to biological studies in the second half of the 17th century was the most important factor in the subsequent development of anatomical research.
The vascularization of the skin has been the topic of several anatomical researches that allowed the development of reconstructive techniques based on local flap nourished by cutaneous perforator arteries.
The explanation probably rests largely in the fact that in most of the commoner mammals used in neuro-anatomical research the somata of the microneurones are too similar in size and shape to those of astrocytes to be distinguished with confidence.
B.H. and R.V.P. performed the anatomical descriptive research.
Diamond was not only a pioneer in neuroscience and anatomical and behavioral research, but a beloved teacher and mentor who was dedicated to university and public service.
Informed written consent for use of the aortic tissue as an anatomical gift for research was obtained by OneLegacy (a federally designated organ procurement organization) at the time of organ donation from the next of kin or authorized party.
