'solving research' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to doing research in order to answer a question or solve a problem. For example, "The team has been hard at work solving research into new methods of energy production."
The thinking tool unites critical with problem solving research and ties reframing to analytical and temporal understandings of social change.
By adopting the psychological perspective of complex problem solving research, we analyze one frequently neglected source of uncertainty with regard to climate engineering: errors of the political problem-solver in his interaction with the situational demands of complex problems.
In order to better understand student thinking about evolution, which is prerequisite to designing effective instructional interventions and assessments (National Research Council 2001), further problem solving research is needed on a diversity of problem types that we did not attempt to investigate.
Palmer Pol et al. (2009) note that both academics and employers recognize the importance of team work, but while academics focus on those competencies related to the learning process (analysis, problem solving, research), employers focus on capacities related to autonomy, the efficient use of time, document writing and the use of technology.
Build and be able to discuss and show wide ranging skills including communications, creative problem solving, research, human interaction, and time management.
GAMBIT builds collaborations between Singapore institutions of higher learning and MIT departments to identify and solve research problems using a multi-disciplinary approach that can be applied by Singapore's digital game industry.
His experience in creating multidisciplinary strategies and tactics to solve research, design, and differentiation problems has repeatedly lead to positive results.
I use both rigorous math and data collected from human experiments, like measurements of boredom and fatigue, to define and solve research questions.
"We solve research problems by finding the best people and putting them in a room to see what they can do," he says.
Some private firms, e.g., Bukoza, encourage their employees to start part-time Ph.D. study so that they will solve research tasks relating to their job in the firm more effectively.
Topics of discussion will include "Seeing HIV Beyond the T-cell Count," "Tracking Bacteria" and "Inflammation," and a show-and-tell session will explain how infectious disease imaging can help solve research puzzles.
