The phrase 'draw on research' is correct in written English.
You can use it to describe when you are referencing or relying on research in a project or paper. For example: "When writing my paper on the effects of climate change, I drew on research from several different sources to back up my claims."
The project will draw on research into synesthesia, connecting memory, taste and language through a digital interface that visually – as with all of Found's work to date – gives no hint of the computational work going on beneath its skin.
Christina Plafky, research fellow in evidence informed practice at Oxford University, says: "Often practitioners are working with quite complicated family situations, making it difficult to draw on research that can be directly applied during the intervention, assessment and decision-making process".
Exploring other approaches to synthesis (e.g. through large sample studies which employ quantitative and qualitative methods) as well as retrospective studies which draw on research from different disciplines in one policy domain or set of countries.
Alternatively, claims about impact draw on research from elsewhere.
Indeed, we draw on research from cognitive psychology, which suggests that humans everywhere suffer from some version of this bias.
The institute plans to draw on research financed by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences.
But we also consider the wider range of stakeholders that influence, and draw on, that research system.
In assembling the show, Mr. Christian drew on research for his book "Condemned," published in March by New York University Press.
Mr. Evans, drawing on research by economists at the Chicago Fed, said the labor market was distinctive in two ways.
As to what it will take to spur momentum for the Sims Online, Mr. Riccitiello said the company was drawing on research from its current user base.
Drawing on research and inference, Bondurant wound up portraying Forrest as indomitable, Jack as vain, and Howard as a ferocious drunk.
