"begin a research" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "I would like to begin a research project on the effects of climate change."
The sword is now safe with the University Museum of Bergen, whose researchers will preserve it and begin a research expedition in Haukeli in spring 2016 -- after the winter snow melts -- the Hordaland County Office wrote.
In September he is to begin a research and teaching fellowship in law at Northwestern University.
This month, he is to begin a research fellowship in trauma and stress at the N.Y.U.
She is to begin a research fellowship in September at the Ecologic Institute, an environmental research group in Berlin.
In July, he is to begin a research fellowship in pediatric neuropsychiatry at the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda, Md. His mother is a professor of psychiatry and the associate dean of faculty and student advocacy in the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the University of Louisville School of Medicine.
The geneticist Dr. Stuart Ressler, in "The Gold Bug Variations," arrives to begin a research job at Urbana, and thinks thus about his first, solitary dinner: "For dinner, tomato juice minus gin: alcohol is a trace mutagen and destroys brain cells.
Twenty years ago, she began a research project involving rape victims in the Philadelphia area.
In 2009, the folklore department at the Rhineland regional council even began a research project into the trend.
He and Dr. Bob Lyons, a range extension specialist at Texas A & M University, have begun a research program that uses G.P.S.-equipped collars developed to track wild animals to pinpoint exactly where cattle are eating or resting on a 4,200-acre 4,200-acreanch.
It was almost 30 years ago when Marion Walker stopped working as an OT, and began a research career that would have a lasting impact on stroke patients and her own profession.
Du Châtelet, however, began a research programme that went beyond Newton and led to her glimpsing notions that would lead later researchers to the idea of conservation of energy; fundamental to all subsequent physics.
