"have made research" is correct and usable in written English.
Use it when you are referring to research that you have conducted in the past. For example: "I have made research on the topic of gender equality."
You get immediate feedback about the impact you have on the community, and I think we have made research life easier and fun".
While mycologists have observed that truffles need alkaline soil, periodic heavy doses of rain and temperatures that do not dip below 21 degrees, the truffle's growth patterns have made research difficult.
On the other hand, social media and the Internet have made research so much easier.
UCF alumni have made research contributions to optics, modeling and simulation, digital media, engineering and computer science, business administration, education and hospitality management.
However, the trial results so far have made research on the use of HT for long-term prevention of chronic diseases much more difficult to conduct.
In addition to custom designed isoform-sensitive microarrays [ 29], commercial technologies such as the Affymetrix GeneChip Human Exon 1.0 Array have made research in these areas more accessible.
He said he had endowed a professorship at the Cornell School of Hotel Administration and a deanship at N.Y.U.'s hotel program and has made research donations to the Lausanne Hotel School.
Since its inception in 2006, the Amgen Scholars Program has made research opportunities at premier institutions possible for more than 3,900 undergraduate students representing 700 colleges and universities.
That process had made research on great apes inconceivable long before it was banned, and has reduced the permissible work on monkeys to tiny, but crucial areas of research.
Moreover, Japan's push to develop technologically advanced products, ranging from luxury automobiles to new supercomputers, has made research and development budgets virtually sacrosanct, the last budget items to be cut.
This has made research on urban political processes a fertile ground for methodological innovation, as scholars at the forefront of this research wave have been forced to develop new types of data collection and analysis.
