The phrase "research memorandum" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in formal or academic contexts to refer to a written report or summary of research findings, often used for internal communication within a company or organization. Example: According to the research memorandum submitted by the marketing team, consumer demand for the new product is projected to increase by 15% within the first quarter of its launch.
In one nebulously worded research memorandum, they concluded it was "more important to lessen the physical and mental dangers" than to "attempt legislated morality".
Forms, recipes, research, memorandum, graphics, and software are generally owned by the client.
On Friday, amid Dewey's winding down, he said he prepared several research memorandums for his clients.
Though Goure wrote research memoranda, RAND's usual stock in trade, it was on the briefing circuit that he truly shone.
Soon after, Mrs. Clinton's ties to Mr. Gupta appeared in an opposition-research memorandum circulated by Senator Barack Obama's presidential campaign.
The "Fred T. Korematsu vs. U.S. Coram Nobis Litigation Collection" — 36 boxes of legal research, pleadings, memoranda, internal correspondence and personal litigation papers — is now housed at UCLA's Asian American Studies Center and the Young Research Library's Department of Special Collections.
Delays may also occur as a result of the need to establish research partners, memoranda of understanding, and negotiation of contracts.
- The president removes restrictions on funding for stem cell research and a memorandum to protect science from political interference, reversing the Bush administration's strict policy.
Addison re-iterated Haldane's arguments for independent research in a memorandum published in 1919.
For example: "all documents produced by Contractor, including but not limited to memorandum, research notes, correspondence, e-mails, pleadings, and reports in the course of his work for Client, shall be the property of Client and Contractor shall retain no ownership, interest or rights therein".
In MHaPP, the mechanisms for conflict resolution were spelt out in documents such as the research contract and memoranda of understanding.
