The phrase "apply this research" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or practical use of research findings in a specific context or project.
Example: "In order to improve our marketing strategy, we need to apply this research on consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "utilize this research" or "implement this research".
If we can apply this research to industry and the economy, Scotland will have a head start in the future which will all be about brain-intensive industry.
He wanted to know "how to apply this research to... real life".
The requirement of large sample sizes referred to in the section above regarding multicentre studies may indicate that being able to apply this research to a single patient is not possible.
Apply this research to the problem of texting and walking, and it's clear why accidents are inevitable.
Before answering that question, it's best to consider the uncertainties, caveats and tradeoffs involved in applying this research to sustainable business practices.
The following results were achieved applying this research: First, it was possible to rank a query report related to a user's preferences and then to create, based on the accuracy of a MOPNET, optimal parameter sets.
We are also applying this research strategy to investigate predictors of pregnancy outcomes in subsequent IVF cycles to contrast couple- versus embryo cohort-specific prognostics variables.
We applied this research approach to Veronica dabneyi, an endangered chamaephyte endemic to the Azores, showing how it could support more effective recovery plans.
Possible explanations for participants' lack of trust in research and their apparent difficulties in applying this research to their own situations include aspects that may be typical for the general public including the media's presentation of research, and a lack of familiarity with and feelings of distance to research evidence.
