The phrase "a joint science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a field of study or research that involves collaboration between multiple disciplines or areas of expertise.
Example: "Environmental studies is often considered a joint science, integrating knowledge from biology, chemistry, and social sciences."
Alternatives: "interdisciplinary science" or "collaborative science".
Paleontology, a joint science of biology and geology, cannot be properly understood without evolution, nor can pure geology, or carbon 14 dating, a technique used by geology, anthropology and archaeology.
Yesterday, during President Clinton's visit to India, they inked an agreement to establish a joint science and technology forum.
This emerging evidence has led to a recent joint science advisory statement by the American Heart Association, The American Cancer Society and the American Urological Association asserting that it is possible that ADT could increase cardiovascular risk on the basis of its adverse impact on risk factors (Levine et al, 2010).
The Lab School has a computer link with Moscow school that allows students to do joint science, history and social studies projects.
Using a 2001 2011 dataset on 1164 fund managers investing in the Taiwan Stock Exchange comprising mainly of high-tech stocks, our findings suggest that mutual fund managers with joint science and engineering (SE) and business management (BM) backgrounds perform significantly better than fund managers only with business management (BM) background when managing high-tech funds.
Efforts to make the union's research policies more cohesive, for example through joint science programs where several countries share funding pots and priorities, have remained noncompulsory, complex, and slow to pick up steam.
John Milton (Professor of Computational Neuroscience in the joint science department of Claremont/McKenna, Pitzer, and Scripps Colleges) reported on multiple initiatives in mathematical biology, including a program that sends teams of undergraduate research students out to industrial sites to solve applied problems.
Students take courses and conduct research at both institutions, write a dissertation under the direction of a joint Columbia-Sciences Po dissertation committee, and eventually become eligible to receive the Ph.D. degree of both institutions.
Ethical review and approval was sought and obtained from a joint Catholic University of Health & Allied sciences and Bugando Medical Center Research and Publication Committee.
Then one day, Raman discovered a fresh posting on the J-school website that changed everything: a new dual-degree program that allows students to obtain a joint master of science in computer science and journalism.
If the Ottawa and Jakarta Charters concern health promotion in general, heart health research and joint science-policy meetings have also confirmed and reinforced the community as an epistemic one.
