"research conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the methods or practices which are used while conducting research. For example, "The research conduct employed by this study was thorough and comprehensive."
Research regulatory policies help promote ethical research conduct.
Research reporting guidelines are specifically intended to standardise and improve the quality of research reporting rather than research conduct, although they might also improve conduct by informing research design.
Even the scientists who conduct this sort of research conduct it in the knowledge that people lie about their food intake all the time.
Two years after raising his concerns about research conduct, he was suspended from his university post after he threatened to speak to medical journalists about the issue.
Teams sometimes hire naming agencies to do market research, conduct focus groups and ask fans for suggestions or opinions on names that the teams drum up.
"Unfortunately, individuals found guilty of sloppy or fraudulent research conduct seem to fall into a handful of behavioral patterns," Dr. Fang said.
'In a meeting in May 2004, the Head of School advised Dr Blumsohn to raise his concerns [about research conduct] through the proper channels in order for them to be investigated fully in accordance with the university's policy.
Each course costs $700 to $800, and total costs range from $2,400 for a professional editing certificate to as much as $7,600 for the more intensive certificate program in clinical research conduct and management.
Amazingly, many still believe that proper research conduct can be learned and acquired in this way.
However, standards and practices of research conduct can vary between countries, institutes, and disciplines sometimes creating confusion.
Ethical principles outlined in the Belmont Report, including respect for persons, beneficence, and justice, have traditionally guided research conduct.
