The phrase "all technical disciplines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to various fields of study or areas of expertise that involve technical skills or knowledge.
Example: "The conference will cover advancements in all technical disciplines, from engineering to computer science."
Alternatives: "all technical fields" or "every technical area".
An adequate training system for preparing researchers to work in the field of micro-handling and micro-assembly must not only integrate all scientific and technical disciplines involved, such as mechanics, control theory, material physics, electronics and design, but also provide an industrial perspective and additional skills.
The systems engineering process integrates the inputs of all the required technical disciplines into a coordinated effort that meets established performance, cost, and schedule goals.
It integrates the inputs of all the required technical disciplines into a coordinated effort that meets established performance, cost, and schedule goals.
Guerrero was an advocate of a technical discipline known as finger tapping.
'Digital natives' and students of a technical discipline (Engineering) used more technology tools when compared to 'digital immigrants' and students of a non-technical discipline (Social Work).
Instead, it was devolving into a technical discipline that was even less comprehensible than it was relevant.
This class is designed for advanced students in international and public policy, or any technical discipline.
Our researchers come from all corners of the globe, and they write in a wide range of technical disciplines, so I find that I draw on all my experiences and training to do the work I am now charged to do.
The practices of apprenticeship and mentoring are valuable for all disciplines of a development group and apply to professional, vocational, and technical disciplines.
Mechatronic systems integrate components originating from different technical disciplines.
