"research series" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a series of studies or reports on a specific topic. For example, "Last year, the university released a research series detailing the impact of global climate change on local wildlife."
The Research series excludes research, papers and talks specifically related to policy, such as energy policy or arms policy--for such material, please see the Policy series.
The Compositions and Research series includes drafts of most of her major works of scholarship; extensive research files for The Thrales of Streatham Park and other works; unpublished plays and fiction; texts of numerous speeches; and research files on the letters of Samuel Johnson, including photocopies of the majority of surviving letters.
Rich Birhanzel is a coauthor of Accenture's research series on private health insurance exchanges.
Joshua Tauber is a coauthor of Accenture's research series on private health insurance exchanges.
Scott Brown is a coauthor of Accenture's research series on private health insurance exchanges.
As a result of the research series of processed radargrams were obtained.
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Appointees in the Professional Research series, funded from non-central campus, extramural, funds.
The Interdisciplinary Research Series will include article contributions on country case studies; trends in scholarly output and degree offerings by discipline; and other areas that influence ID research including pedagogy, technology and the contexts in which higher education research is conducted.
The Advances in Asian Human-Environmental Reseaims series atms at fostering the discussion on the complex relationships between physical landscapes, natural resources, and their modification by human land use in various environments of Asia.
Police Research Series Paper 116.
