"website research" is correct and usable in written English and is often used in academic, business, and media contexts.
For example, "The team conducted extensive website research to identify potential markets for our product."
If you have an exact company in mind and they have a careers section on their website, research their ideal candidate and read profiles of current employees.
If participating in FIP, visit the Fall Interview Program section of the CDO website, research FIP employers, bid, and interview.
Support your student in her or his exploration of college possibilities through website research, campus visits, and information sessions near your hometown.
Posting on the campaign's website, research student Raphael Underwood, writes: "As the collective pool of public funds dwindles, so do the chances for high quality science to be accomplished, ushering in a culture of myopic, money-driven research, leaving little time for teaching, supervision, or home life for all academics, particularly women.
(On Science's website, research papers are freely available 12 months after publication).
If you're doing research for a complex project like a business website, research sources could include interviews with industry experts, reviews of competitor sites, discussions with the client, collections of brand-related images and more.
"I have spent the last few weeks on the Ucas website, researching the various courses and universities on offer," he says.
Name: The Cable Label Co Ltd City: Henfield Website: www.thecablelabelco.co.uk Coming up with the idea for the Cablebug was one thing but getting it designed to be a cost effective and unique labelling solution, sourcing a UK manufacturer, obtaining a UK patent, designing the first website, researching the industry and taking the product to market has been my logistical journey.
They volunteered this summer at IRODA, creating this website, researching grant opportunities and playing with the children.
Shut down his websites, research and expose what he doesn't want the public to know.
With the widespread use of online social networking websites, research interest in the evolving spatial concepts (such as distance) in new digital age has grown exponentially.
