The phrase "interdisciplinary endeavor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing projects or activities that involve multiple academic disciplines or fields of study.
Example: "The research project is an interdisciplinary endeavor that combines insights from psychology, sociology, and environmental science."
Alternatives: "cross-disciplinary effort" or "multidisciplinary project".
Basin and petroleum system modeling is an interdisciplinary endeavor, and utilizes integrated data to study sedimentary basins.
The resurgence of magneto-aerodynamics research has exposed several uncertainties for this rapidly evolving interdisciplinary endeavor, but has also shown promise to become a new technical frontier.
This launched the field of computational origami, an interdisciplinary endeavor on the boundary of computer science and mathematics.
"This interdisciplinary endeavor connects top research teams and provides a synthesized approach in the search for planets with the greatest potential for signs of life," said Jim Green, NASA's Director of Planetary Science, in a statement.
Twenty-first century research in the life sciences is becoming an increasingly interdisciplinary endeavor where teams of scientists use tools and insights from a variety of fields to solve complex biological problems.
That is, an interdisciplinary endeavor where biologists, talk to chemists, talk to astronomers, talk to engineers who built the different instruments that we're going to be using.
The paper presents this continuum, positions the key literature within this continuum, and then presents recommendations for enhancing future interdisciplinary endeavors.
Crown also notes the program's new trajectories — into digital humanities and media studies — working with other departments across campus in interdisciplinary endeavors.
The Biodigital Architecture and Genetics is the field where we began to work, exploring questions through interdisciplinary endeavors involving fields such as material science, biology, genetics, art, architecture, civil engineering, design, computer graphics, and human-computer interaction.
And as usual with such interdisciplinary endeavors (which were a big part of the recent Under the Radar festival of experimental theater), it's fun to see how actors and environment are transformed by the lens and frame of a camera.
French Sociology vividly depicts the promises and pitfalls of a discipline that up to this day remains one of the most interdisciplinary endeavors among the human sciences in France.
