"enrich research" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to enhance or improve the quality of research by adding new information, perspectives, or sources. Example: The new technology has greatly enriched research in the field of genetics, allowing scientists to analyze and understand genetic data more efficiently.
However, these ideas are just beginning to enrich research on safety in medicine.
This paper aims to enrich research perspectives and identify benefits and challenging aspects of silvo-pastoral landscapes through the lens of society well-being.
With this paper, we enrich research by a valuable guideline for developing methodologically well-designed reference models that support users to take full advantage of the above mentioned benefits.
The goal of the Fellowship program is both to further the development of hybrid methods of investigating cities and also to enrich research that is firmly rooted in a single discipline.
Second, it can enrich research on Chinese policy entrepreneurs by showing the concrete ways that policy entrepreneurs influence policy changes.
There are plenty of better institutions and more impactful causes you can be helping to enrich — research initiatives at top public children's hospitals, financial aid programs at historically black colleges and universities, public pension funds and the list goes on — you just have to make the effort and be intentional about it.
The result is groupthink within disciplines and ignorance of potentially enriching research by others.
This network has enriched research and workforce training and produced a synergy between state and federal levels.
While this analysis was limited to severe trauma in one city, the findings and implications may prove useful for enriching research efforts in other urban places.
In addition, it has enriched research and public health training at the partner academic centers and produced synergy with the involved CDC programs, broadening the creativity and data analytic and dissemination capacity of all involved entities.
The actual inventory represents a voluntary registry of Canadian birth cohort studies with the express purpose to serve the research community in its future applications in support of enriching research in maternal and family health as well as broader contexts of well-being such as social capital outcomes.
