The phrase "application for a research" is not correct in English.
It should be "application for research" or "application for a research project." You can use it when referring to a formal request or submission related to conducting research.
Example: "I submitted my application for research funding last week."
Alternatives: "research application" or "application for a research study."
Three days after her youngest son was born in the 1960's, she brought the baby home from the hospital and went to the office to meet a visiting team from the National Institute of Mental Health that was weighing her application for a research grant.
Back in the U.S., I decided to submit an open application for a research position in that company.
The Baltimore hairdresser began posting video how-tos on her YouTube channel in 2010, as part of her application for a research fellowship in Rome.
Still, amazingly trim in her slacks and sailor's peacoat, Dr. Berman said she was happy to come to her office since she also wanted to check on the status of a new grant application for a major research program, which she was eager to explain.
Quite early during my time there, I asked if I could get involved in the negotiations for an application for a multinational research project proposed to the European Union.
The newly released documents, obtained via an FOI filed by health data privacy advocacy organization medConfidential, show DeepMind made an ethics application for an AI research project using Royal Free patient data in October 2015 — with the stated aim of "using machine learning to improve prediction of acute kidney injury and general patient deterioration".
Based on the evaluation of business needs from the relevant environment as well as the investigation of application knowledge, a research framework for deriving optimized test planning procedures is presented.
This paper aims to provide researchers with a comprehensive and extensive overview of meta-heuristics application for aviation research, with a particular focus on the airside operations.
Another respondent insisted that commercialization pressure helps to boost researcher morale, providing as it does a "real application" for the research that is being done, and thus improving work.
To demonstrate a potential application for cancer research, the team used the Cas9 mouse to model lung adenocarcinoma, the most common form of lung cancer.
