"extraordinary research" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe research that is exceptional, remarkable, or groundbreaking in some way. Example: "The scientist's extraordinary research on climate change has led to a better understanding of its effects on our planet."
Taking a look at the extraordinary research that our faculty, researchers, and students are conducting, it appears that the future, a tiny future, is only a small step away.
EBEN HARRELL: It's extraordinary research.
But thanks to the authors' extraordinary research and sobriety, the accumulation of one well-documented fact after another is compelling.
Mark and I wanted to present the story as we understood it, based on the extraordinary research that Mark did".
"It's going to enable us to have the best students, with enormously increased financial aid, and to recruit the most eminent faculty and provide extraordinary research".
They believe there is no prestige or reward in going the expected route, to the extraordinary research institution only 20 miles from home.
Along the way, he does extraordinary documentary research in the literal sense, consulting the trial transcripts and police records, as well as meta-journalistic research that involves reporters, editors, and producers involved with the creation and transmission of the original accounts of the events, as well as with later efforts to deepen or revise that story.
Earnings were reduced largely because of an extraordinary $8.6 million research and development charge.
As a result, this is a book based on extraordinary primary research.
The aerospace industry has seen extraordinary development: research, experiments, training of specialists, and production of vehicles (Caravelle, Concorde, Airbus, and military hardware).
Lane does extraordinary archival research and comes up with newsreel footage that she allows to play at length, seemingly restoring the past to a vital immediacy.
