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"meaningful research" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to research that has practical significance or that is meaningful in some way. For example, you could say, "This organization works to carry out meaningful research on healthcare access for rural populations."
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Research mentors are members of the Duke community who can provide meaningful research experiences for students.
Meaningful research.
By NASA's own admission, the laboratory needs six to seven people for meaningful research.
A conceptualization of the field of management of technology is essential for undertaking meaningful research.
"There is a requirement that they do meaningful research and analysis, and it is almost never done".
Assistantships involve meaningful research and usually require between 5-10 hours per week.
A staunch advocate of experimental learning, Dr. Arnold was noted for her ability to engage students in dialogue and to help them to design meaningful research projects.
Since the breakup of the Soviet Union, Russia has not been conducting meaningful research and development in space and its industrial capacity has declined.
Those concepts were broadened in Tricks of the Trade (1998), which discussed effective and meaningful research methods in the social sciences.
On the one hand, I could not conduct any meaningful research as I was working more than 60 hours per week on teaching and administration.
However the poison has spread so far that even dependable, meaningful research findings are assumed to come straight from the office of Walter Mitty.
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