"an interdisciplinary study" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to an academic research project or activity that draws on knowledge from two or more different disciplines. For example: "The team's interdisciplinary study is set to make major strides in the field of marine biology."
In 2009, the Kadist Art Foundation in Paris, an interdisciplinary study center for contemporary art, awarded Vo a five-month residency.
A member of the Mind, Brain, Behavior Initiative at Harvard, an interdisciplinary study group, he meets regularly with experts on human cognition.
This is an interdisciplinary study of Android platform IOT home community health care system implementation.
The senior thesis is required and usually involves an interdisciplinary study of a social problem or topic.
In 1950 he began an interdisciplinary study of child development with Milton Senn at Yale University, establishing the combination of direct observation with psychoanalytic methods as a research tool in child psychology.
In the scope of this paper, two wooden mosques (Dere and Karlı), located in rural areas of Kavak district (Samsun), were studied in detail with an interdisciplinary study.
His adviser, Cole Gilbert, a neurobiologist and professor of entomology, recommended an interdisciplinary studies major to address Chapagain's interests in biology, health policy and the humanities.
The banners were made by Blossom Schmitt '17, an interdisciplinary studies major in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences who took the class in her last semester at Cornell.
Western Washington University, public, coeducational institution of higher learning in Bellingham, Washington, U.S. It comprises Fairhaven College (an interdisciplinary studies program); Woodring College of Education Huxley College of Environmental Studiess; colleges of business and economics, fine and performing arts, and arts and sciences; and a graduate school.
