"stimulate future research" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used when discussing the potential impact of a current study or research project on future research in the same field. Example: The results of this study have the potential to stimulate future research in the area of renewable energy sources.
The findings "will stimulate future research on the biology of memory and its clinical restoration", he added.
Based on our qualitative research, we derive three propositions about city brand co-creation and co-destruction which aim to stimulate future research.
The whole is designed to stimulate future research on the roles of each brain region in delay discounting.
However, the Fields Medal, which is awarded every four years, to between two and four mathematicians, is supposed not only to reward past achievements but also to stimulate future research; for this reason, it is given only to mathematicians aged forty and younger.
Numerous approaches to the Section Conjecture are discussed with open questions to stimulate future research.
This critical reflection contributes to the debate by providing an indication of the unlikely nature of the independence hypothesis, and aspires to stimulate future research to explicitly and formally incorporate interdependence between FRPs as part of the explanation of FRP development.
Finally, open questions and issues concerning experimental design are discussed with a view to stimulating future research on social-cognitive aspects of dance.
Additionally, this extensive review also considers prospects for stimulating future research that could help to achieve more information and would provide the focus and path towards MECs as well as their possibilities for simultaneously generating H2 and waste remediation.
This study distills the fundamental properties and the most relevant characteristics of chaos theory essential to (1) building simulation scientists and designers (2) initiating a dialogue between scientists and engineers, and (3) stimulating future research on a wide range of issues involved in designing and managing building environmental systems.
We hope this body of work is both enjoyable and inspirational, promoting ideas for transformation of courses and stimulating future research.
This special issue gathers three original research papers and five reviews that aimed at stimulating future research efforts towards medical and veterinary applications of genetic variation with well-defined genetic roles in host immune response and susceptibility to infectious diseases.
