The phrase "indispensable bridge" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes something that is essential or necessary for connecting two things or ideas. Example: "Effective communication is an indispensable bridge in any successful relationship."
The presented methods for tracking, analyzing and visualizing the structural features of cell colonies over time will be indispensable to bridge the gap between phenomenological measurements and mechanistic principles in the context of mathematical modeling approaches.
Ultimately, it is indispensable to bridge the scales between the microcircuit and the macroscopic connectivity (Felleman and Van Essen 1991; Reid et al. 2009) to understand the interactions of the local network with other parts of the brain.
To accomplish this goal, realistic prediction of the long-term performance of bridges plays an indispensable role in bridge engineering.
These new disciplines serve to build an indispensable and strong bridge from ecology to environmental management.
However, this hypothetical function of RBM44 is indispensable for intercellular bridge formation or function or male fertility, and no discernible histological differences were observed in the testes of wild-type and Rbm44 null mice.
In this context, the resolution of the eigenvalue problem for the bridge is indispensable.
The development of first principles models is indispensable to build the bridge between the material combinations and connections in design and the recycling of cars.
America is no longer capable of building (or rebuilding) American-made large-scale bridges, and the most depressing part of the story is in the decline of American steel — an indispensable material in building bridges and other public works.
TiO2, indispensable for the charge transfer, provides a bridge between the photoelectrons in ZnFe2O4-CB and chromate.
This finding suggests that disulfide-bridge formation is not only indispensable for exhibition of antimicrobial activity of thanatin but also closely related to the activity specificity towards bacteria.
