The phrase “bottom-up research” is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe an approach to researching that focuses on specific details and then collects data from the ground up, rather than making generalizations from the top down. For example, by conducting bottom-up research, one could investigate the effects of a new policy on a small sample of people before extrapolating the results to the population as a whole.
Finally, use of computational modelling to develop micro- and nano- functional models ("bottom-up" research) is highlighted.
The NCRG has processes for handling bottom-up research applications according to fair, peer-reviewed procedures, but because it is financed by the industry — casino companies, equipment manufacturers and the like — some fear that research agendas could be distorted.
It is labor-intensive, bottom-up research, with analysts digging deep into the books, markets and management of the companies in which they may eventually invest.
This represents an especially interesting opportunity to reform our diagnostic system using a bottom-up research methodology based on digital and biological markers data instead of the current top-down approach centred on our limited classification systems.
This represents an especially interesting opportunity to reform our current diagnostic system using a bottom-up research methodology based on digital and biological markers data instead of the classical traditional top-down approach.
Truly, interdisciplinary interactions among engaged scientists who tackled a shared problem are a remarkable glue for holding research projects together, and they proved that creativity can prosper in "bottom-up" research programs.
It needs a government that doesn't just rely on research policy made in Brussels but considers the impact of "excellence" driven policies and aims for a better balance between "bottom-up" competitive research, to foster diversity, and "top-down" oriented research to address specific scientific challenges of national interest.
"So I asked a simple question: What would happen if we paid closer attention to the phenomenology of everyday encounters with the state?" Today, as the sole political theorist in the Department of Political Science, Zacka continues to explore this question, staking out a novel place for himself in the field with his bottom-up, interdisciplinary research methodology.
They perform bottom-up, fundamental research to uncover high quality businesses where something is mispriced by the market.
The science of agroecology explicitly recognises the value of bottom-up participatory research and knowledge and promotes: (i) bridging formal and informal innovation processes; (ii) combining local expertise, with scientific knowledge; (iii) acknowledging respecting farmers as owners of knowledge and co-researchers and innovators.
