'background in research' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone's educational qualifications or experience in research. For example, "The candidate had a strong background in research, which made them an ideal choice for the job."
Prerequisites: HumBio 4B or equivalent, and some background in research methods and statistics, or Instructor permission.
Anne has a strong background in research design, delivery and analysis, and communication of research findings to a variety of audiences.
His innovative contribution to Italian Design is reinforced by his experimental design educator background in research for creativity.
Post-Doctoral students with an appropriate background in research and/or theoretical modeling/simulation experience are encouraged to apply.
Most candidates in this program have a significant background in research (typically M.D./Ph.D. or similarly intensive training) and identified a specific scientific niche.
And because I had a background in research, and had also developed my communications skills and had experience in running events, making things happen and networking with the right people, I had the right skill set and got the job … I've never looked back".
"Because of my background in researching I know how to infiltrate a new beat; how to go in cold.
A team with backgrounds in research, operations, and engineering will help such institutions install and operate Bro.
By focusing on the inclusion of individuals from underrepresented, minority, and diverse backgrounds in research education, the REPID program (http://www.repid.msu.edu) has created a supportive environment for the training of motivated individuals from underrepresented, minority, and diverse backgrounds.
CD's background is in research psychology and she has also worked as a researcher in the public and third sectors.
"It's what you make of it," says Smart, whose background is in research and management.
