The phrase "research room" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a designated space or area specifically used for conducting research. Example: The library has a quiet research room on the third floor for students to study and work on their research projects.
By 10 30 the research room was nearly full.
The 16,000-square-foot addition to the museum features 5,000 square feet of galleries, a research room and storage areas.
Theodore and Mary Smith of Lakewood, Pa., were spending their 38th wedding anniversary in the research room of the Berks County Court House in Reading.
In a research room inside the museum, Christian flicks through the archive, a foundational set of ethnographic photographs collected by the British anthropologist Sir Walter Baldwin Spencer.
In the research room, documents are preserved with exemplary care, filed under subjects like "Evil Empire," "Star Wars," and Lebanon/Grenada.
With its technological improvements and hospitable atmosphere, it is comparable to a research room in the new British Library in London.
The guidelines do not refer specifically to Mr. Berger or his case, but they emphasize careful monitoring of researchers, prohibit cellphones, hand-held computers and other electronic devices in classified research rooms, and limit the volume and type of material that researchers may review.
The research center in this Washington suburb is open to tribal specialists and limited numbers of casual visitors, who will soon be able to use computerized research rooms.
The facility, which operates seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., has eight research rooms decorated as living rooms or home offices, with hardwood floors, soft lighting and comfortable furniture.
The new policy, issued March 31 to security officers at the archives, lays out toughened steps for safeguarding research rooms used by nongovernmental employees who are given special access to classified material.
Paul LeClerc, the president of the New York Public Library, said the official reopening of the building has been postponed from Monday to Oct. 29 because of "a delay in the delivery of a playback system" by which audio and visual material can be transmitted directly to reading and research rooms -- and also because of world events.
