"research inquiry" is correct and usable in written English.
"Research inquiry" typically refers to an in-depth investigation of a particular subject. For example, "The professor conducted an extensive research inquiry into early 20th century literature."
3. Conduct a research inquiry into the work of Charles Darwin including his theory of natural selection.
The wording of the ruling would appear to apply quite broadly, for example, to discussions and research inquiry, even advice to the PKK to keep to nonviolent means.
C1 Market Research Inquiry A House subcommittee began hearings on brokerage firm research analysts, with some witnesses saying analysts had simply been caught off guard by the sudden downturn in stocks but with others saying Wall Street research was biased.
An important research inquiry is how the proposed approach can unify desirable and undesirable outputs, both of which have opposite directional vectors for performance betterment.
Moreover, we are all finite cognitive agents, i.e. something will always be missing in our assumptions about every object of research inquiry.
The existing theoretical concepts need to be expanded to better explain the uniqueness of women entrepreneurship as a subject of research inquiry.
Whereas psychoanalytically influenced psychologists inferred hallucination from children's actions, Rutter and the Maudsley researchers thought that this kind of inference should be eliminated from all research inquiries.
The Tottenham inquiry is one of scores of small-scale research inquiries taking place across England, as communities affected by the riots examine the violence and looting that blighted parts of Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester.
However, the two designs address very different research inquiries.
Therefore, the users' research inquiries can be analyzed and clarified through access to adequate generalizations.
The study of archival material presents the opportunity to re-address unresolved questions and open up new research inquiries.
