The phrase "fuel research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the investigation or study of fuel sources, technologies, or related topics.
Example: "The government has allocated additional funding to fuel research in renewable energy alternatives."
Alternatives: "energy research" or "fuel studies".
Not only will the location allow scientists to easily visit or receive guests from other institutes around the country but, Nurse insists, the Crick will fuel research nationwide by pumping out imaginative, risk-taking researchers, as many of the new group leaders will be recruited for a fixed stint of 12 years.
We are investing 100% of our profits from aviation into fuel research.
The senator, Peter A. Inverso, Republican of Mercer, said the legislation calls for a business tax credit for the purchase of fuel-cell-powered cars, a fuel research center at Rutgers University and a fuel-research commission.
Importantly, fossil fuel research and carbon capture research intersect, grounded in the same geological and engineering science.
Branson's numerous charitable initiatives included pledging an estimated $3 billion in 2006 to fund environmentally friendly fuel research.
While Exxon has invested more in renewable fuel research, it is far less public about those policies than major rivals like BP, Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell.
When the price of oil dropped in the mid-eighties, alternative-fuel research declined in popularity as an academic pursuit.
The few increases to the budgets of the Energy and Interior Departments are designed to fund fossil-fuel research, offshore drilling, and surface mining.
"Very little has been done" on fire-safe fuels research in the last 15 or 20 years, he said, "and a lot has happened in that time".
The present study has been carried out in a naturally aspirated light-duty variable compression ratio (VCR) multi-fuel research engine.
In contrast, House appropriators would reverse a proposed cut to DOE's fossil fuels research program.
