"drawing on research" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when someone has used their own research or findings to inform a decision or opinion. For example, "The professor made an informed decision about the experiment by drawing on research she had conducted over the past two years."
Drawing on research in the field of narratology, the paper labels these character representations actants.
Mr. Evans, drawing on research by economists at the Chicago Fed, said the labor market was distinctive in two ways.
Drawing on research in communications psychology, we have developed a consumer survey approach for measuring perceived creativity along five dimensions.
Now, drawing on research of more than 3,000 executives, Goleman explores which precise leadership behaviors yield positive results.
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.
He will present his plans in a speech drawing on research that shows disengagement of fathers is a crucial source of the relative failure of boys in schools.
This paper addresses the issue of PWES durability from an institutional perspective, drawing on research on the sustainability of common pool resource institutions.
Drawing on research in information systems and sociology, this study develops and evaluates an integrated model for the acceptance of OSS.
Drawing on research from the New England Climate Adaptation Project, "Managing Climate Risks for Coastal Communities" introduces a framework for building local capacity to respond to climate change.
Drawing on research done at the university, Rural Action, a nonprofit that promotes social, economic, and environmental justice, is taking an entrepreneurial approach to environmental remediation.
