Research findings
Example: The research findings revealed new insights into ancient civilizations.
Definition
"Research findings" are the results or conclusions derived from a systematic investigation or study, often providing new knowledge or evidence in a specific field. These findings help to advance understanding, support theories, or challenge existing ideas, as seen in historical studies revealing new insights into ancient civilizations.
Etymology
The term "research findings" combines 'research', from the Old French 'recercher', meaning to search closely or investigate thoroughly, and 'findings', derived from the verb 'find', originating in Old English 'findan', meaning to discover. Together, they reflect the process of discovering new information through careful investigation.
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"Research findings" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - History - (C2) - set 1", containing 212 commonly used words.
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