The phrase "area research" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to research conducted in a specific area or field, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The area research conducted by the team focused on environmental impacts in urban settings."
Alternatives: "field research" or "regional study".
The Boston Area Research Initiative (BARI) is an interuniversity collaboration between researchers and the city of Boston to catalyze cutting-edge research that is of scientific importance and policy relevance.
Marine researchers confirm that because of the geopolitical sensitivity of the area, research opportunities have been limited.
Negotiations in only one area, research and development, have been provisionally completed.
Columbia University Libraries provides research guides and course guides as resources for subject area research.
In the 2010 late night management area research report the average number of businesses open across all entertainment precincts at 11pm was typically a little less than 1,100.
As in any other scientific area, research in iterative methods has been a journey characterized by a chain of contributions building on each other.
Three neighbourhoods were identified as having the highest concentration of people vulnerable to developing diabetes, and a Dallas-area research company, 2M, conducted detailed interviews with 125 residents.
The Haas Family Arts Library actively supports arts-area research by members of the Yale, national, and international communities.
Despite that many algorithms have been proposed recently, this flourishing, cross-area research field still remains relatively less structured than its front-end constituent part, stereo correspondence.
Science by the Pint is a free science café in which we invite a Boston-area research lab out to a pub or brewery to chat science over a cold one.
The Haas Family Arts Library actively supports the research of the Yale University Art Gallery YUAGG) in addition to arts-area research by member of the Yale, national, and international communities.
