Custom Research Requests 

Guidelines 
To ensure that we provide you with the most accurate and comprehensive research, please follow these guidelines when submitting your questions:

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Define the Objective Clearly
Specific Question: Clearly state the specific question you need answered. Avoid vague or broad queries.

Purpose: Explain the purpose of your inquiry. Why do you need this information? How will it be used?
 

Provide Background Information
Context: Provide relevant background information related to your question. Include any previous research or findings.

Scope: Define the scope of your inquiry. What areas should the research cover or exclude?
 

Specify the Audience
Target Audience: Describe the target audience for the research. Are they experts, professionals, or the general public?

Level of Detail: Indicate the level of detail required. Should the information be high-level or deeply technical?
 

Include Key Terms and Definitions
Terminology: List any key terms or jargon that are relevant to your question. Provide definitions if necessary.

Acronyms: Explain any acronyms used in your question or context.
 

Outline the Desired Format
Format: Specify the desired format of the response (e.g., report, article, presentation).

Length: Indicate any length requirements or limitations for the response.
 

Provide Sources and References
Existing Sources: Share any sources or references you have already consulted.

Preferred Sources: Mention any preferred sources or databases the expert should use or consider.
 

Set a Timeline
Deadline: Clearly state the deadline for the research. Ensure it is reasonable given the complexity of the question.

Allow for Follow-up Questions
Contact Information: Provide contact details for follow-up questions or clarifications.

Availability: Indicate your availability to respond to follow-up queries promptly.