The phrase "central discipline" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are discussing a particular subject or activity that is of major importance within a particular field. For example, "Mathematics is the central discipline in the sciences."
Whilst health economics is a central discipline of HSR, the analyses most centrally fell within HSR, including work that focuses on financing.
Since health economics is a central discipline of HSR, the analyses most centrally falling within HSR include works that focus on financing.
Similarly, the central discipline imposed on MPs by Blair's machine also disappeared.
He had also presented his work to the Communist Party's Central Discipline Inspection Committee.
Wind turbine aerodynamics is the most central discipline for design and construction of wind turbine blades.
To do so, though, they need to persuade this traditionally decentralised group to accept a high degree of central discipline.
They show that during the Industrial Revolution up to 1900, the most central disciplines were closely linked with physics, such as thermodynamics, mechanics, and electromagnetism.
The theory of knowledge has been one of the central disciplines of Western philosophy since the 17th century, and its most basic issue is that between empiricism and rationalism, an issue that is still being actively debated.
In courses such as Information Systems and Systems Analysis and Development, central disciplines (Software Engineering, Database, Web Technology, Visual Programming Languages, and Mobile Programming) were mentioned by learners.
Thus, in the Dialectic, Kant turns his attention to the central disciplines of traditional, rationalist, metaphysics — rational psychology, rational cosmology, and rational theology.
These men did not simply teach methods of argumentation; rather, they offered rhetoric as a central educational discipline and, like modern rhetoricians, insisted upon its usefulness in both analysis and genesis.
