The phrase "application of science and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the practical use of scientific principles or methods in various fields or disciplines.
Example: "The application of science and technology has revolutionized the way we approach healthcare."
Alternatives: "utilization of science and" or "implementation of science and".
This monitoring, according to Orwell, is the application of "science and technology to curtail human freedom and privacy, and to control human behaviour".
Our ability to minimise the effects of famine has depended on the application of science and technology to agriculture since the time of the Industrial Revolution two centuries ago.
Gamble, a Princeton-trained heir to the Proctor & Gamble fortune, arrived in China with an agenda, a utopian Christian capitalist belief that an application of science and religion might lift a backward culture up.
The challenge Teams have to produce a marketable product that demonstrates one or more of the engineering or scientific principles employed by the Virgin Galactic space flight, demonstrating a practical application of science and engineering in a commercial environment.
"Rehabilitation engineering is the application of science and technology to ameliorate the handicaps of individuals with disabilities".
The results of extensive experimental work and analysis are provided by demonstrating application of science and technology of measurement and instrumentation.
The report notes: At the moment, the USA invests massively more than us and continuously reaps the benefits in world-leading business applications of science and technology; yet Britain is capable of being first in this field, given our expertise in data science and the fact we have large, coherent datasets.
(2) Studies of how applications of science and technology disadvantage women and other vulnerable groups and treat their interests as less important.
