"scope research" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a broad evaluation of a subject, issue, or area of research. For example, "We need to do more scope research before deciding on a course of action."
Buying a wheelchair, higher energy bills – Scope research shows all this adds up to an extra £550 per month.
However, according to new Scope research, half of disabled people (55%) who use social care say that it never supports their independence.
It forms a base-case scenario, as part of a wide scope research program aimed at assessing the effects of multiple design parameters on the performance of such neighbourhoods and the development of design guidelines for energy sustainable neighbourhoods.
A SCOPE research team member was invited to attend an infection control meeting with registered nurses/care coordinators, managers and educators from the sector.
This was presented to two gerontology experts who worked clinically and as researchers in the sector together with criteria 1 3 during a face-to face meeting between them and the SCOPE research team.
A member of the SCOPE research team emailed the list of quality indicators to two of the TREC program's senior decision-makers who were not directly involved with SCOPE and asked them to rank the top five RAI-MDS 2.0 quality indicators that aligned with corporate objectives as areas for improvement.
However, similar to other scoping research, 54 this project will not appraise the quality of the evidence.
This process of defining and scoping research data must meet the needs of project-specific research enquiries without letting administrative requirements take the upper hand or imposing non-AHSS data collection models where this is not appropriate.
According to medical researchers, limiting the scope of research exemptions in data protection legislation would severely hamper biomedical research.
The scope of research for closing the gaps between research and practice for different fields of applications have been identified.
Scope released research in 2014 revealing over 60% of people said social media makes them feel inadequate about their own lives.
