"interdisciplinary effort" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to work or activities that involve or require the input or collaboration of people from different disciplines, or areas of expertise. For example: "The research project was a successful interdisciplinary effort, involving contributions from scientists, economists, and social scientists."
A18 Serious Look at Entertainment The University of Southern California is embarking on an ambitious interdisciplinary effort to study entertainment as a defining concept of 21st-century life, in fields from law to architecture, from business to journalism.
Device innovation is an interdisciplinary effort.
"The design of a currency requires a broad, interdisciplinary effort.
As such, system design is a collective interdisciplinary effort.
The development of new or improved catalysts is an interdisciplinary effort.
A necessarily interdisciplinary effort, involving both modelers and experimentalists, is needed to clear the path forward.
We need to link high-quality focused scientific research to new policy-relevant interdisciplinary efforts for global sustainability.
Such interdisciplinary efforts are also generating practical insights about fundamental problems like chronic illness, energy conservation, pandemic disease, intergenerational poverty and market panics.
"These ostensibly interdisciplinary efforts are sometimes seen as attempts to validate the humanities by attaching them to more empirical disciplines," said Jonathan Kramnick, a professor of English at Johns Hopkins and the author of the 2011 essay "Against Literary Darwinism," who has not read Mr. Chwe's book.
Individual TG questions were subdivided into smaller topics and their investigation was pursued by coordinated interdisciplinary efforts.
Such major developments suggest that future interdisciplinary efforts will yield new generations of biosensors having a wide range of applications.
