The phrase "research exposes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or revelations that research has uncovered about a particular topic.
Example: "The research exposes the underlying issues that contribute to the decline in bee populations."
Alternatives: "research reveals" or "research uncovers".
Hughes said: "This new research exposes the staggering financial and human impact of dementia.
Mr Clover's research exposes the effects of overfishing on oceans and those who depend on them for food.
"This new research exposes a reality that workers know all too well," said Daniel Castellanos, former H-2B guest worker and a co-founder of the NGA.
Whether analysing MRI images or watching cranes on the verge of tipping over, research exposes students to the complex, multidisciplinary nature of science and the processes behind scientific exploration.
A glimpse into this interdisciplinary field of research exposes the need for a system, that (1) models the effect of qualitative and quantitative variables on construction productivity with an improved accuracy of estimation and (2) has the ability to deal with both crisp and fuzzy input variables in one single framework.
"The VPC research exposes the truth that guns in a domestic abuse household are the means of abuse, not safety".
"The welcome decision by the French Government to ban the Cruiser OSR pesticide following definitive research exposing the risk to bee colonies from neonicotinoids clearly emphasises our own government's shocking failure to act on this threat," Ms Lucas said.
He says his research exposed the relationship between followers of Fethullah Gulen, an influential Muslim preacher, and the Turkish police while bringing to light how innocent people were being put on trial because they opposed the Gulen movement.
Francis Wheen - Journandst and writer Brendan Simms's Unfinest Hour: Britain and the Destruction of Bosnia (Allen Lane, £18.99) is a potent blend of moral outrage and scrupulous research, exposing the culpability of those apparently civilised and intelligent British politicians - John Major, Douglas Hurd, Malcolm Rifkind, milords Owen and Carrington - who betrayed the people of Bosnia.
The scientists said in a report being published Thursday in the journal Nature that the research exposed delicate details of the creature's head and neck, confirming and elaborating on its evolutionary position as "an important stage in the origin of terrestrial vertebrates".
In this research, exposed carboxyl groups on acid-terminated PLGA were modified with dihydrazide spacer molecules.
