"housing research" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing research regarding housing. For example, "Our organization undertakes various housing research projects to help address the homelessness issue."
For example, because low-income families and people of color are much more likely to live in substandard housing, research into the prevention and amelioration of lead poisoning and other housing-related diseases will disproportionately involve low-income and minority communities (Ryan and Farr 2002).
They urged a moratorium on construction of laboratories housing research into highly infectious agents.
They include better pay and housing, research on a national missile defense, and purchases of tanks and fighter planes.
The median house price in Florida, meanwhile, had dropped to $121,900 in February, from $257,800 in June 2006, a decline of 53 percent, according to Metrostudy, a housing research firm.
"I think the picture from a year ago has certainly been tougher than most of us would have imagined," said Ivy Zelman, the chief executive of Zelman & Associates, a housing research firm.
"There are 314,000 people in the state in that age group," said Paul Emrath, assistant vice president for housing research at the National Association of Home Builders, "and only about 6.7percentt move in a given year.
In clinics that pursued in-house research activities, lack of research training or access to experienced researchers significantly impeded the research process.
Pharmaceutical firms have significant in-house research efforts, and the medical device industry is also quite research-intensive, using researchers with many kinds of expertise including biomedical.
Additional buildings are still being constructed — 16 in all — one of which will house research facilities.
So everything is duplicated or triplicated -- hospitals, universities, opera houses, research centers.
MacLennan wanted it to remain an in-house research and development arm.
