The phrase "stimulate research" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or program that encourages research. For example, "The government program is designed to stimulate research into alternative energy sources."
Several steps can be taken to stimulate research activities within mental healthcare institutes, such as financial facilitation, educating researchers, and organizing collaborations between universities and health care institutes.
Dr Dennis Gillings, an expert in clinical research trials, is to stimulate research.
This helped to stimulate research interest in the apoptotic process in the development of new cancer treatments.
To stimulate research on new drugs, several groups concerned with tropical diseases are forming public-private joint ventures.
"I think there's a lot of information here that can further stimulate research into prevention".
While Barrick will not reward any process that is environmentally unsound, Mr. Wilkins hopes the competition stimulate research of a broad range of cleaner processes for extracting minerals.
They tell stories, she went on, even when no one is around to listen — to clarify their own thoughts, to teach and to stimulate research.
The British task force has proposed that the industrialized nations stimulate research by committing to purchase effective vaccines, when they are developed, for malaria, tuberculosis and H.I.V.
Besides reducing the country's vulnerability to OPEC price hikes, the alcohol-fuelled car was supposed to cut pollution and stimulate research in Brazil.
Despite the BRAIN initiative recently announced by the Obama Administration, and the N.I.M.H.'s renewed efforts to stimulate research on the neurocircuitry of mental disorder, there is nothing on the horizon with which to replace the old story.
"I have a full-time job … but [I will be involved] wherever I can be helpful to make sure dementia gets on the top agenda and also to stimulate research; it's about finding a practical solution".
