"linguistic research" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are discussing the study of language and language-related subjects. For example, "The professor engaged in linguistic research on the relationship between syntax and semantics of a specific language."
She strongly supports interdisciplinary approaches to linguistics, and linguistic research that relates to community needs and interests, as well as to theory.
Allowing anyone to conduct his own impromptu linguistic research, some linguists hope, will do more to popularise their notion of studying the intricacy and charm of language as it really exists, not as killjoy prescriptivists think it should be.
The Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics provides a platform for discussion of theoretical linguistic research into the modern and older languages and dialects of the Germanic family.
By computational linguistics is meant no more than the use of electronic digital computers in linguistic research.
His distinctions proved to be mainsprings to productive linguistic research and can be regarded as starting points on the avenue of linguistics known as structuralism.
Her response was to turn away from politics and seek to enrich her linguistic research through psychoanalysis.
His published results placed his linguistic research in an ethnological setting, thus establishing the pattern of his later work.
Designed to simulate the organization of human verbal memory, WordNet was a widely used linguistic research tool.
The world wide web itself is a huge body of language, and so a fascinating place to do linguistic research.
Scope and content: The Papers document a portion of de Angulo's linguistic research.
Linguistic research sheds light on many dimensions of the human experience.
