The phrase "attainment of research" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing the achievement or completion of research objectives or goals.
Example: "The attainment of research findings is crucial for advancing our understanding of the subject."
Alternatives: "achievement of research" or "completion of research".
Specifically, this may include strategies to foster the attainment of research-related qualifications and promote general interest in research among individual clinicians or groups of clinicians.
This paper highlights the significant pursuits and attainments of the research and development (R&D) activities carried out in IIT, Delhi on hydrogen-operated engines.
Salaries and degree attainment are known to be predictors of research productivity.
Whereas some guidelines are widely used, others have yet to be generally applied, thwarting attainment of consistent reporting among published research reports.
Previous studies (Feye 2007; Mohammed 2004, 2010; Angassa et al. 2012; Sulieman and Ahmed 2013) have also shown that communities' knowledge has a role to play in the advancement of scientific research and attainment of sustainable development goals.
This series of papers adds to the accumulating evidence on the many issues that have to be addressed for the attainment of UHC and to the research agenda on further efforts in this direction, both of which are key concerns of the WHR 2013.
As surveyed by Card (1999), many decades of research have documented a positive association between educational attainment and outcomes such as wages and employment.
The aim of the research was experimental attainment of range of optimum conditions for nanofiltration resulting in low lactic acid rejection.
Networks and collaborations are increasingly recognized as important for harnessing multiple, different disciplinary perspectives to tackle today's complex issues in health research such as attainment of the Millennium Development Goals [ 2].
There is a growing body of research about which interventions are most effective for raising low attainment, and school leaders could draw on this when deciding how to spend their resources.
Another mountain of research, covering countries across the developed world, shows overall levels of attainment rise where schools get a "balanced intake", with the proportions of children from deprived and affluent homes roughly reflecting their proportions in the general population.
