The phrase "as empirical work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to research or studies that are based on observation or experience rather than theory or pure logic.
Example: "The findings of this study should be considered as empirical work that contributes to our understanding of the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "as observational research" or "as practical investigation".
Meanwhile, further research is supposed to fill in the gap by exploring international-compared as well as empirical work.
Rather, as far as empirical work is concerned, our preference has been instead wherever possible to identify findings from key studies of innovative practices associated with decentralization while investigating the impact of "supportive" extension ordinances.
Of course, such accounts cannot function as 'evidence' in the same way as empirical work.
Although these views appear to be related, future theoretical as well as empirical work is needed to clarify the relationship between these processes and isolate the most relevant dimensions involved in the maintenance of PTSD and depression after trauma.
12 Our knowledge synthesis will encompass a review of peer-reviewed and grey literature, conceptual/theoretical as well as empirical work; research conducted using qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods; as well as inviting expert opinion, including the opinions of seniors, older patients, and their families and caregivers.
The divisions are moral as well as empirical.
Basic models as well as contemporary empirical work will be discussed.
Future work would benefit from the development of a consensus on a summary measure of effectiveness that could be used in cost-effectiveness analyses of therapies for allergic rhinitis as well as additional empirical work to measure the association between severity of disease and its impact on worker productivity.
While I will be working on mathematizing the ideas proposed here and invite others to do the same, my goal in this paper is different it is to propose, for the first time, the conceptual foundation that will make such quantitative analysis possible as well as elicit empirical work directly.
As a field we put too much emphasis on new identification strategies and methodologies or theory as opposed to empirical work on old questions.
Yet, the actual composition of their remuneration is much more complex, as shown by empirical work carried out in low-income countries.
