The phrase "interdisciplinary commitments" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the dedication or obligations one has towards collaborating and working across different academic disciplines. Example: "As a researcher, I have strong interdisciplinary commitments and am constantly collaborating with experts from various fields to address complex societal issues."
Controlling the forces driving the emergence of invasive VRE infection requires an interdisciplinary approach and commitment.
Lancaster has a strong and longstanding commitment to interdisciplinary work and will submit it to the REF where it is a considered to be part of a body of work that is internationally excellent in quality".
An increased commitment to interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary STEM integration has appeared in recent years in several US documents.
Embracing of ergonomics in facility design requires an early commitment, and interdisciplinary appreciation and desire on the part of the project management team, senior leadership, and end-user.
Moreover, the demands of this highly interdisciplinary program require a commitment and focus beginning in the freshman year that few students possess, and in any case, many undergraduates are not interested in pursuing a research career.
iGEM is intimately connected to parts-based work through its many contributions to the Registry of Standard Biological Parts (partsregistry.org/Main_Page) and its commitment to interdisciplinary teamwork.
Among the health disciplines, public health has a broad interdisciplinary mandate and a commitment to improving health in every aspect of peoples' lives; it is naturally linked to child maltreatment and associated risk factors and is well placed to engage in effective knowledge translation.
Moreover, the staff enjoyed working in an interdisciplinary team, sharing goals and commitments and gaining additional insights into the healthcare process.
By focusing on places with rich histories of data collection and long-term commitments to future interdisciplinary studies, we will drive a scientific paradigm shift towards sustained sequencing of site-specific complex assemblages.
This will require an integrated interdisciplinary approach, and long-term commitments, from the academic, industry and political communities alike to combat the present, forever changing, and increasing threat from pathogens to the health of urban and rural societies, agricultural crops, farmed animals and natural ecosystems.
