The phrase "works of research" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to published research papers or studies. Example: The conference featured presentations from top scholars discussing their most recent works of research in the field of environmental sustainability.
His books, despite their diverting titles ("Rush Limbaugh Is a Big Fat Idiot" and the like), are substantial works of research and analysis.
Is Blackberry Farm, in Walland, Tenn., an actual blackberry farm or is it the skunk works of Research in Motion 's ubiquitous handheld?
The magnitude of this enhancement is highly variable, but all known works of research report an increase in CHF with nanofluid boiling.
Fellowship grants to individuals "made primarily to assist scholars and creative artists to carry on their own works of research and artistic creation" for which the grantor has no control over the outcome of the research were considered gifts ( Stone v. Commissioner, 1954; 23 T.C. 254).
As governments, funders and institutions, to their credit and to the benefit of society, increasingly require that research be made Open Access, and as the amount of research fluctuates worldwide, the peak volume in published works of research for any publisher is likely a moving target.
Mark Laity, the director of strategic communications at NATO military headquarters, lauded the work of research groups.
As media controversies about online harassment flare and fall, the careful work of research continues.
Getting involved in WP is not a distraction to their major work of research and teaching; it is an asset.
He began the hard work of research by typing "Jed Stinger" into a search engine to see what turned up.
The book is an extraordinary work of research and evocative empathy, in which consciousness of present effects is never allowed to trump the complexities of the past.
Many books present science or social science to the curious layman, but none make the actual work of research sound this invigorating.
