The phrase "across sciences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to concepts, findings, or methodologies that span multiple scientific disciplines.
Example: "The research findings have implications that resonate across sciences, influencing both biology and physics."
Alternatives: "across disciplines" or "across fields".
And the focus of the course changed to computational approaches to solving problems across science.
Figures from across science research also voiced anger at stripping out hundreds of millions of pounds from their budgets.
Broadcaster and 2009 judge, Quentin Cooper, said: "I am a huge admirer of what the Wellcome Trust has done and continues to do across science, medicine and beyond.
In their writing, they are endearingly excitable, ranging enthusiastically across science and culture to find gee-whiz insights and unexpected results that support their arguments.
Broader research reveals a similar picture across science, technology, engineering and manufacturing (STEM) industries – or at least a mismatch between the skills coming out of education, and the needs of British businesses.
Across science, technology, engineering and manufacturing industries the picture is the same: there is a significant mismatch between the number of vacancies and the dearth of young people qualified for those roles.
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PlayPower's proposals have been put to a number of conferences and organisations – including last week at the annual Pop Tech conference in the US, where several hundred luminaries across science, technology and the arts gathered to hear new ideas.
What lured him back from America and reconciled him to a 60% pay cut was the prospect of running a facility where problems from right across science were solved.
