Integrative review
Meaning in academic english & research, with examples
In academic english & research, integrative review means: A review that combines diverse empirical or theoretical sources to develop a fuller understanding of a topic.
In Turkish: bütünleştirici derleme
How it is used
Explain how differing evidence types are evaluated and combined.
Example sentences
The integrative review combined survey findings with theoretical accounts of belonging.
Empirical and conceptual sources contribute together.
Our integrative review developed a framework rather than a pooled numerical estimate.
Integration can yield a conceptual account of the evidence.
Common collocations
- conduct an integrative review
- integrative review framework
Related terms
More terms: Literature Review
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