The phrase "articulated research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe research that is clearly expressed or well-defined, often in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "The articulated research presented at the conference provided valuable insights into the topic."
Alternatives: "clearly defined research" or "well-expressed research".
Successful applicants will have clearly articulated research projects that necessitate work with specific YDS Library holdings.
However, one of Merton's best known contributions, the focused group interview (which later was transmuted into "focus groups"), was brought about by Lazarsfeld's insistence on developing well- articulated research methodologies.
Each year YDS appoints as visiting fellows a limited number of professors, ministers, priests, or otherwise qualified persons of advanced professional status; these scholars will have clearly articulated research projects that necessitate their presence on campus, usually to work with the Divinity Library's special holdings or to collaborate with a YDS faculty member.
Similarly, Mark was drawn to the professoriate because of "the freedom of academic research … just getting to do whatever you want, and have people pay you … That is awesome!" Other postdocs from majority racial/ethnic backgrounds also articulated research freedom as the reason they continued to pursue academic careers.
Ultimately, the selection of research designs is dependent on a clearly articulated research question, which drives the research process.
Applicants are required to present a concise and clearly articulated research proposal as the core element of the application.
The course focuses on articulating research objectives, managing the research process, ethics, funding and professional development as a scholar.
Drake himself admitted the shortcomings of the equation, which was only devised as a way to articulate research directions in SETI rather than provide a concrete number on the prevalence of extraterrestrial life in the universe.
Coordinators can create a forum for the exchange of ideas between academics, policymakers, and practitioners to support the translation of knowledge from a research program and to articulate research questions based on problems in real-life policy and practice settings.
Funding agencies also use impact assessments for advocacy purposes, clearly articulating research to the general population, and for internal analysis, to identify research strategies that are most likely to produce future benefit.
Methodological deficiencies of the study using the weak design included failure to adequately articulate research processes in terms of researcher relationships, ethical issues, rigorous analysis, supporting data and research value.
