"merit further research" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is worthy of more investigation or study. Example: The results of this study highlight potential implications for public health and merit further research in the future.
This falls squarely into the category of "crazy idea that will probably never work, but if it did, would make a cool video and merit further research".
These problems merit further research.
This issue merit further research attention to explore the possibilities to improve health care in IBD patients.
Whether [R] would eventually become a dominant realization for all speaker groups would also merit further research.
While all of these questions merit further research, the study has shown that involvement in purpose-built triple-helix-type international networks is more important for Norwegian firms than local interaction for the generation of innovation and economic dynamism.
The first part of this article briefly summarizes relevant past studies of silk for skeletal tissue engineering, and the second part evaluates findings from past studies in the context of medical implant assessment and safety, and highlight aspects which merit further research.
But the issue merits further research, she said.
The problem, Haidt decided, was widespread enough that it merited further research.
The Fiocruz research institute in Rio de Janeiro said on Friday they had identified live samples of Zika in saliva and urine, which merited further research into whether these two fluids could be a source of contagion.
The Fiocruz research institute in Rio de Janeiro said on Friday it had identified live samples of Zika in saliva and urine, which merited further research into whether these two fluids could be a source of contagion.
The fuel type merits further research, including full-core simulations.
