The phrase "authorities and scientists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or groups who have expertise or power in a particular field, often in discussions about research, policy, or public health.
Example: "The authorities and scientists are working together to address the climate crisis and implement effective solutions."
Alternatives: "experts and officials" or "researchers and regulators".
But after analysing previously unpublished animal track records and aerial surveys from Belarusian authorities and scientists, the authors of the study, which was published in the journal Current Biology, found no long-term impact to population numbers from the radiation released by the accident.
Fauna authorities and scientists responsible for conserving kangaroos support such commercial exploitation on scientific grounds.
Fire authorities and scientists say climate change has made the conditions worse.
Therefore, it is often difficult for authorities and scientists to accurately gauge the extent and the impact of the farming.
This was apparent in the São Paulo drought of 2014-15, which the city's water authorities and scientists have linked to Amazon deforestation.
Aiming to explore the relationship between natural protected areas operation and how conservation is logically described, this paper analyzes the discourses that government authorities and scientists developed on conservation and social participation in Sierra de Huautla Biosphere Reserve.
Ms. Bostock wrote in an e-mail message, "As an observer and suicide survivor, my main wish is that medical professionals, regulatory authorities and other scientists will examine closely the entire medical and treatment history of the perpetrators of these violent incidents in which innocent people are victims".
Both the alert scheme and the maps were revised several times over the years (Figure 2), but these modifications resulted in some misunderstanding between the public, civil authorities and the scientists, and occasionally disregard to follow official warnings (Aspinall et al. 2002).
This will help regional planning authorities, aid workers and scientists documenting the effects of climate change.
VIGIMYC is managed by the French Food Safety Agency (AFSSA) in Lyon under the guidance of a steering committee that includes representatives from partner-laboratories, public authorities, veterinarians, farmers and scientists.
Essentially, a longer-term view of risk has been adopted by UK and local authorities, scientists and local communities, and this has brought with it substantial investments in safer locations further north and a belief that the future of the island is in the north.
