"research sector" is correct and can be used in written English.
It usually refers to an area of activity or study that involves researching, analyzing, and interpreting facts and data. Examples: "The government is investing heavily in the research sector to find solutions to our environmental issues." "The research sector is a rapidly expanding field with exciting and innovative discoveries being made every day."
Since a considerable part of the most active mid-age and young scientists have moved abroad or left the research sector, the research teams are currently composed to a large extent by researchers close to the retirement age.
Its main activity is food processing, and a research sector that focuses on food production technology has developed.
New Jersey has a large and prestigious research sector, with one of the country's highest numbers of engineers and scientists per capita.
This government support will enable us to grow the diverse, talented research sector that Australia needs to create, shape and maintain the innovative society we want in the future," Academy fellow Nalini Joshi said.
Women were often discriminated against because they were viewed as less productive in the research sector - departments within universities are awarded funds and rated based upon staff research output.
It was intended to remedy years of neglect of the research sector through which the bulk of funds, dubbed research top-ups, had been linked to postgraduate student numbers.
This product would massively disrupt the fields of biotechnology and health care, fueling innovation and stimulating interest and research sector-wide.
But the small increase in next year's budget 1.3% for Spain's civil research sector comes as a disappointment for Spanish scientists, who had lobbied hard for a much more substantial increase.
Both authors read and approved the final manuscript. A. D. Suprun is a Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics, senior research fellow, and head of Research Sector of Theoretical Physics Department.
This work was supported by the Research Sector of Kuwait University under grant number: DD04/14.
This work was financially supported by Scientific Research Sector, Faculty of Science, Cairo University.
