Is research a plural noun?

Unlike data, research should always be used as a mass noun, and its verb must be singular. Some writers attempt to force research to take a plural form (researches); however, this usage is incredibly rare, and it will almost certainly trouble a reviewer.

What is the noun of research?

noun. /ˈrisərtʃ/ , /rɪˈsərtʃ/ [uncountable] a careful study of a subject, especially in order to discover new facts or information about it medical/historical/scientific, etc.

Is research a common noun?

Yes, research would be classified as an uncountable noun.

Can we say many research?

They would say “many researches.” “Many research” is an error. If you have many of a countable noun, the noun must be in the plural: many books, many dogs.

Is research already plural?

The noun research without final -es is singular; that with final -es added is plural: research is but researches are. The foundation opted to fund Dr. Hughes’s research(es) on neutron stars.

Can I say many research?

Do we say research or researches?

“Research” by itself is an uncountable noun, however, according to this, “researches”, as a plural noun, is also acceptable, and it should be treated as “research”.

Is research a collective noun?

What is researcher plural?

Plural. researchers. (countable) A researcher is somebody who does research.

Is research project countable or uncountable?

‘Research’ is both a countable and uncountable noun but, without doubt, the uncountable form is more common. It is unusual to come across the plural ‘researches’ and, when it does occur, it generally means different or separate groups of research. I believe that the plural is also almost archaic in one sense.

What is a research area?

A research area is what a research topic is placed into, but is much broader than the scope of the topic.