The phrase "proposed studies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to research projects that have been suggested or are being planned. For example, "The new grant program is intended to fund proposed studies in global health initiatives."
Do you have any suggestions on how to approach these types of grant applications (e.g., necessary detail for proposed studies, reasonable number of proposed studies)?- Thanks, J-P.
The histology core of the Berrie Diabetes Center is also available for the proposed studies.
The numerical results are provided to corroborate the proposed studies.
Rice has also proposed studies to determine the most effective use — at what dosage, and for how long — of antibiotics for common infections like bronchitis and sinusitis.
Finally, the BSR assists with the development and review of proposed studies and the planning of research-related data management systems.
Simulation and numerical results are provided to validate the proposed studies in this paper.
Now that most drug studies take place outside academic settings, research sponsors can submit their proposed studies to for-profit I.R.B.s, which will review the ethics of a study in exchange for a fee.
The NIH is now asking researchers who want to apply for these funds to justify the size and scope of their proposed studies with data from models, including agent-based models.
The plans and proposed studies are part of a controversial field known as geoengineering, which means rearranging the earth's environment on a large scale to suit human needs and promote habitability.
Investigators are strongly encouraged to address regulatory considerations by discussing proposed studies with the US Food and Drug Administration.
According to previously proposed studies, the direct result of cutter vibration is the form of dynamic undeformed chip thickness.
