"exceptional research" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to research that is especially noteworthy or of a very high quality. For example, "The academic committee was impressed with the student's exceptional research which provided new insight into the topic."
Since 1986, the foundation has highlighted a remarkably broad range of exceptional research by leading researchers.
Highly cited papers are recognised as identifying exceptional research activity.
It has three extraordinary assets: its unique approach to teaching, its scholarly resources, and its exceptional research.
Ana is social enterprise business manager at UCLB, a wholly-owned subsidiary of UCL dedicated to harnessing its exceptional research for positive social and economic benefit.
As founder and chairman of The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, Mrs. Lauder spearheaded the growth of what is today the largest national organization dedicated exclusively to funding exceptional research relating to the causes, treatment, and prevention of breast cancer.
By all accounts Carena is successful, and her colleagues anticipate that she will continue to distinguish herself with exceptional research.
In 1926 she earned her doctorate and was awarded the Adam Smith Medal for exceptional economic research.
Professor and author of the study paper Fernando Pardo-Manuel de Villena said: "This is an exceptional new research finding that opens the door to an entirely new area of exploration in human genetics".
She also said that although people often assume women who did manage to grace the pages of history books before the women's movement were "exceptional," her research revealed that plenty of women -- in the Tudor era as well as other historical periods -- were "striving for their lives, trying to satisfy their own needs".
Given his exceptional access and research, Woodward might have chosen to pursue more about the Federal Reserve itself.
"Their expertise in carbon technology and computing systems is exceptional," says Specialized research and development director Eric Edgecumbe.
