Answers by Robert Halligan FIE Aust CPEng IntPE(Aus).
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Yes, Systems Engineering, well defined and implemented, is applicable in applied research without modification. Though its focus is on value adding, the differences are in the decisions made in a research application, not in the principles of making those decisions, nor in the tool.
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