The phrase "at commercializing" is not correct and does not fit well in written English.
It may be intended to express involvement in the process of commercialization, but the preposition "at" is not appropriate in this context.
Example: "The company is focused on commercializing its new technology."
Alternatives: "in commercializing" or "with commercialization".
We agree with your assertions that additional reasons for low commercialization activity likely exist and that expanding our research questions and sample size to include a mix of stakeholders involved in the research commercialization process (including faculty that have been unsuccessful at commercializing their research and staff/administrators of the commercialization process, etc).
These grants were administered by the Deshpande Center at MIT and served as learning experiences aimed at commercializing university research.
Under the provision, any scientist who made a discovery using the Wisconsin cells was required to offer WiCell the first chance at commercializing it.
In mid-2016, Cornengineerseers and horticulturalists who developed the sensor launched FloraPulse, a startup aimed at commercializing the sensor and using it to provide agricultural services.
On the other hand, companies that succeed at commercializing new technology in a rapid and precise manner achieve possibilities of attaining a greater market share, premium prices and dominant designs, leading to a much sharper competitive edge.
In 2001, Prof. Nguyen founded Discera, Inc., a company aimed at commercializing communication products, based upon MEMS technology, with an initial focus on the very vibrating micromechanical resonators pioneered by his research.
The United States benefits no matter where new technologies are invented, because Americans are more innovative at using and commercializing technologies, said Amar Bhid?a visiting professor at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, who expands on that argument in his book, "The Venturesome Economy".
A. P.& G. was always really good at branding and commercializing products, but we weren't better than anyone else at that fragile front end, where the idea is created.
"I don't think Ava would like it," Banks said, if the museum was at all commercialized.
Only two manufacturers, Taema and Hamilton, have at present commercialized an automatic tool specifically designed to automatically record the pressure volume curve on their ventilator: Horus (Taema, Antony, France) and Gallileo (Hamilton, Rhäzúns, Switzerland).
But M.L.S. officials insist they are not commercializing Adu at the expense of other players.
