The phrase "by doing research" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "I found the answer to my question by doing research."
When at the eye doctor, don't get nervous-speak proudly and confidently-remember, by doing research you can know more about them about this! Research is vitally important.
"Researchers told us LA is the future and by doing research in that field we could come up with a great discovery and success.
Now you need to ask yourself a simple question: "'Will my idea work?" The only way to answer this is by doing research.
You can still show your commitment to principle — by doing research on the various mortgage lenders and refusing to do business with any of those that disgraced themselves.
In 1946 Pat participated in her husband's successful run for Congress by doing research on his opponent and writing and distributing campaign literature.
Pursuing his doctorate at Cornell, he was commandeered to leave school to help with the war effort by doing research on jet fuel, which ultimately contributed to American air superiority.
According to Wilbert McKeachie, a retired psychology professor at the University of Michigan, the first teaching evaluations were most likely conceived by professors doing research on their own teaching.
Discover popular videos on Youtube by simply doing research.
Paralegals by definition do research and conduct other tasks as assigned by the firm, but their work ultimately falls under the responsibility of an attorney.
Arnold-Boakes believes that Britons can spare themselves a lot of pain by doing 'research, research and research' when they first come out to Spain.
document drawn up by Sonia Jones, who does research on record performances.
