"repeated research" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to research that was done multiple times, such as: "The repeated research showed that the new drug was effective at treating the disease."
Without that confidence, investment in renewable energy is held back – despite the fact that repeated research shows that both urban and rural populations favour the development of renewable energy.
Water-table depth was the most repeated research interest.
Repeated research suggests that a significant percentage of the older population do not consume adequate energy for their needs.
And, if he could get it, I'm sure that Moishe would love the dysfunction pointed out by economists like Paul Krugman (I wonder if his grandfather was a communist) based on repeated research and experience showing that shrinking government spending prolongs and exacerbates economic downturns!
Thus, we see these methodological difficulties not so much as a hurdle but more as an even stronger incentive for the biomedical scientists to include intensive repeated researches in nonlinear and non-Gaussian models.
It repeated the research that says that today the average British wedding costs more than £18,000.
These issues, as well as a summary of findings from repeated TBI research, are discussed in this review.
In a subsequent semester, we repeated the research with a larger cohort of students (Study 2) through a quasi-experiment design (n = 20 experiment, and n = 22 control group).
I asked if they had any more up-to-date statistics but they told me they got such a bad rap for hating on bank holidays that they've never repeated the research.
They raised concerns about the ethics of repeated descriptive research without action when problems were already known and the challenge was finding money and interventions to address these problems.
Unifying both continuous and discrete model can avoid repeat research and has the capacity to get some different types of models which neither continuous models nor discrete models can effectively describe.
