The phrase "and engineering should be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or standards related to engineering in a broader context.
Example: "In our curriculum, we believe that creativity and engineering should be integrated to foster innovation."
Alternatives: "and engineering ought to be" or "and engineering must be".
Driving a motor vehicle is a personal responsibility, and engineering should be careful not to second guess a driver's intent.
Since then, she said, the company's executive team and its investors have realized that a focus on the product and engineering should be driving TaskRabbit's core strategy overall.
Research-intensive fields such as science and engineering should be particularly relevant for these 'stars', who may have a disproportionate impact on knowledge creation (Stephan and Levin 2001; Zucker and Darby 2007).
Nowadays, many universities offer bachelor's, master's, and Ph.D. programs in biomedical engineering, but some experts suggest that, on the contrary, medical and biological engineering should be "seen as a sort of specialization that occurs after you have a solid education in physics and engineering," Viceconti says.
Today, it is widely recognized that optimization methodologies should account for the stochastic nature of engineering systems and that concepts and methods of life-cycle engineering should be used to obtain a cost-effective design during a specified time horizon.
Therefore, the research and development in ocean energy engineering should be fostered by governments and private sector around the globe so that we can use these reliable and clean renewable energy sources for supplying our increasing global electricity demand.
In future studies, the more effect and significance of hAMSC on tissue engineering should be investigated more comprehensively and in-depth.
Thus, some considerations on the design and production of devices for micro process engineering should be made to provide devices which show reproducible and controllable process behavior.
But what exactly is natural, and how much or how little ecosystem engineering should be involved in rewilding efforts?
The key problem, according to Stansbury, is the lack of data available "to do a thorough evaluation of the potential risks," and to determine "what kind of additional engineering should be required to address those risks".
