The phrase "a range of sciences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various fields or disciplines within the scientific community.
Example: "The conference will cover a range of sciences, including biology, chemistry, and physics."
Alternatives: "a variety of sciences" or "a spectrum of sciences".
And from there, of course, Dr. Sacks went on to explore a range of sciences including the neurology of the brain.
The exponential growth in computing power has produced stunning advances in a range of sciences and engineering fields ranging from decoding the human genome to the design of machines that can outplay the best human chess player.
Whilst Manchester has a long history of, and significant current strengths in a range of sciences and technologies, UK research funding is highly skewed towards the "Golden Triangle" of London, Oxford and Cambridge - so the announcement of a 'national' research institute for anything in Manchester is a rare and welcome one.
Consistent with this emphasis, Juan Serapio Lois (1844 1913) published the most complete treatment of logic from a Comtean perspective, the Elementos de filosofía positiva (1906 1908), applying logical analysis to the methodology of a range of sciences.
The second section presents an opposing view from the history of science as presented by Joseph Needham and others, introducing a range of sciences that developed in China, with what might be called distinctive Chinese characteristics.
Aside from the small cottage industry of "Hitchhiker" spinoffs that resulted from the series, Mr. Adams's influence can be seen in a range of science fiction works since, from the British television series "Red Dwarf" to the 1999 film "Galaxy Quest".
Argonne National Laboratory's Ask a Scientist: Answer questions from teachers and students in a range of science fields.
Through its popular science book program, TÜBİTAK translates a range of science books into Turkish and sells them to the public, both directly and through bookstores.
This satellite has been in orbit barely a month but is already being tasked with a range of science observations and other duties.
She has been on sabbatical since January 2009 and is scheduled to return in "summer 2009"; until then, guest bloggers have been posting on a range of science topics.
Both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives yesterday approved a package of spending bills that include money for a range of science programs and President Barack Obama is likely to sign it into law today.
