"draw on existing research" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to use information or data from previous studies or investigations to support or enhance your own work. Example: "In conducting our study, we were able to draw on existing research to provide a comprehensive analysis of the current trends in the market." In this example, the authors used information from previous research to support their own study and provide a more thorough understanding of the topic.
Another AI expert suggested the project might like to draw on existing research into how animals use tools.
Strategies need to draw on existing research knowledge about 'what works' in increasing activity in individuals with chronic conditions.
The development of the national mental health policy in India and its subsequent implementation should draw on existing research documenting factors associated with negative mental health amongst specific population groups in order to ensure greater impact.
The development of this policy and subsequent implementation should draw on existing research documenting factors associated with negative mental health amongst specific population groups, in order to ensure greater effectiveness and impact.
Scott's new book extends these ideas into the deep past, and draws on existing research to argue that ours is not a story of linear progress, that the time line is much more complicated, and that the causal sequences of the standard version are wrong.
The technical assessment drawing on existing research and own calculations will illustrate possible scenarios for offshore-based hydrogen production with state-of-the-art technologies.
Realist approaches offer opportunities to identify underlying mechanisms that are central to the success or failure of programs, recognising the challenges which will prevail in undertaking research in conflict settings and drawing more deeply on existing research.
Future discussion will be based on existing research.
To illustrate this, we will draw on existing examples of the use of ANT in health services research to study technology introduction [ 11, 14, 25, 28- 34], and our own ongoing work.
This can only work if we draw on existing brainpower and resources, forming partnerships with centers of knowledge and research.
It can draw on existing rules that are already widely accepted.
