"regulation research" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to academic research that focuses on the process of creating laws or regulations. For example, "The legal scholars conducted regulation research to inform the new legislation."
"There is legislation, regulation, research and development, a whole suite of actions we are taking to reduce emissions.
His past work has included projects on end of life decision-making, FDA regulation, research ethics, and commodification.
At the Environmental Protection Agency, the budget projects a 34percentt spending increase for 2010, with much of the money devoted to clean water projects, a Great Lakes restoration program and across-the-board increases for regulation, research and enforcement.
Since the early days of cell volume regulation research, the role of actin cytoskeleton organization and rearrangement has attracted specific interest.
At the Beer and Wine Summit, Governor Cuomo announces regulation, research, and promotion initiatives to boost New York's craft beverage industry.
Mr. Acharya is in charge of RBI's Monetary Policy, Financial Stability, Financial Markets Operations and Regulation, Research and Statistics, and Human Resource Management.
This finding parallels Tamir's (2011) view that people not only follow hedonic goals when regulating their emotions, as was widely asserted in emotion-regulation research for many years (i.e., they seek to continue experienced positive feelings and to reduce or avoid negative ones), but that they also perceive emotion regulation as instrumental in the pursuit of multiple simultaneous goals.
In Handbook of Self-regulation: Research, Theory, and Applications (eds Baumeister and Vohs) 99 129 (Guildford press, 2004).
These results suggest a path for integrating two relatively separate streams in self-regulation research on the basis of a well-established distinction between learning and performance processes.
Extending Koo and Fishbach's (2008) dynamic self-regulation research, this study uses diminishing sensitivity theory and proposes that a destination's goal progress information in advertising messages non-linearly influences tourists' motivation to visit the destination.
The temperature-regulation research of Stanford biologists H. Craig Heller and Dennis Grahn has led to a device that rapidly cools body temperature, greatly improves exercise recovery, and could help explain why muscles get tired.
