The phrase "interdisciplinary dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing communication or exchange of ideas between different academic disciplines or fields of study.
Example: "The conference aimed to foster interdisciplinary dialogue among researchers from various scientific backgrounds."
Alternatives: "cross-disciplinary discussion" or "multidisciplinary conversation".
That's not all bad, however--in fact, the result is often an intense interdisciplinary dialogue.
"This sort of interdisciplinary dialogue is essential," says Mark Mercurio, director of the Yale Pediatric Ethics Program.
Moreover, the term encompassed the debate connected to the changing research methods and required professionalism in the humanities along an interdisciplinary dialogue with digital technologies (Klein, 2015).
This has been a very exciting meeting, one characterized by an open atmosphere where people strived for a true interdisciplinary dialogue.
We offer guidelines for designing tests and stress the need for interdisciplinary dialogue to better explore neophobia's proximate causes and ecological consequences.
The White House's initiative, coupled with action by the FAA and NSF, demonstrates that the government can also gather the appropriate stakeholders to strengthen interdisciplinary dialogue around technology policy solutions.
An interdisciplinary, dialogue-based research center like IPAM cannot exist in isolation; fortunately, we are located in the middle of the UCLA campus, which also hosts the medical school.
This study aims to start an international, interdisciplinary and inclusive dialogue to answer the question: What are the core concepts of mental health?
Our study identifies a major obstacle for integrating mental health initiatives into global health programmes and health service delivery, which is a lack of consensus on a definition, and initiates a global, interdisciplinary and inclusive dialogue towards a consensus definition of mental health.
I hope this article has helped to clarify the potential of bringing interdisciplinary, cross-cultural perspective and dialogue to our work at this critical phase.
The purpose of this paper is to begin a global, interdisciplinary, interactive and inclusive series of dialogues leading to a consensus definition of mental health.
