"preparation research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe research that is conducted in order to be prepared for something. For example, "The team conducted extensive preparation research before the big meeting."
This doctoral program will address the shortage of professors in special education and prepare personnel to engage in teacher preparation research and professional development.
But Robin Robinson, who runs the emergency preparation research program for the federal Department of Health and Human Services, said most manufacturers would have finished producing the bulk of seasonal vaccine by June.
This article will detail the study methodology including the ethics applications and approvals process, organisational preparation, research staff training, tools for data collection, as well as barriers encountered during the conduct of the study.
Programs include academic advising; guest speakers on allopathic and alternative medicine; career options; information on medical school admissions, MCAT preparation, research, and internships, and a visit to a local medical school.
A senior security executive for a business is required to make decisions every day some more urgent and tactical than others but the fact remains that to make "good decisions," there are key elements of a decision support process that require preparation, research, and understanding for them to be valid.
It took me four hard months of preparation, research, focus, list-making and networking until August , 1996 when I received a warm referral into a little, 12-person startup named Hotmail.
In view of the well-documented safety of statins, and the low cost of some preparations, research is needed to address these questions.
Key strategies include educational preparation, appropriate research methods, institutional support, and research collaboration.
Committee members did not participate in the preparation of research briefs nor did they play a part in the ongoing monitoring of the commissioned research.
Part of Mr. Leto's preparation involved research.
Ms. Morgenstern suggests dividing the day into three compartments: preparation and research, meetings, and follow-up.
