"country level research" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to research that is conducted on a nationwide scale or that pertains specifically to a particular country. Example: "The government commissioned a study on the education system at the country level to identify areas for improvement."
One can only applaud this warning: " In-depth country-level research may be considered an essential precondition for the introduction of incentive schemes," [ 28].
While country-level research priority setting is key, there is likely to be a continued need for the identification of global research priorities for HPSR.
Given the extent of the contrasts between the findings, in-depth country-level research may be considered an essential precondition for the introduction of incentive schemes.
The differences in the findings across the three settings underscore the importance of in-depth country-level research to tailor the development of incentives schemes.
At the country level, some research indicates that the effects of individual SES on health are stronger in developed countries because socioeconomic factors have become the major determinant for health in these countries (Wilkinson 1997).
At the country level, the local research team sought local advice about the need for ethical review.
Results from the questionnaires indicate that country level investments in research for health mostly come from public funds.
On the country level, improved health research system infrastructure and inclusion of agendas and budgets that reflect HPSR goals can better facilitate the conduct and use of HPSR.
It is critical to maintain and expand support for this type of research at country level by governments, funding agencies, and other stakeholders to address emerging global research needs and opportunities.
