"interdisciplinary vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or approach that involves multiple academic disciplines or fields of study. Example: Our company's success is attributed to our CEO's interdisciplinary vision, which integrates business, technology, and sociology to create innovative solutions for global challenges.
Columbia engineers have the tools and interdisciplinary vision to advance transformative technologies, declared distinguished speakers at the School's May 14 Class Day celebration.
At Readings in Capitalism and History (RICH) seminars, graduate students have begun to define a global, interdisciplinary vision of the 'History of Capitalism.' The emerging scholarship on the History of Capitalism exists within a global frame.
Although animal studies has been interdisciplinary from its beginnings, this volume considerably expands and deepens that interdisciplinary vision.
He was an embodiment of the interdisciplinary vision fostered at Chicago's Committee on Human Development and Harvard's Department of Social Relations.
Mulligan chaired a series of interdisciplinary visioning workshops on Privacy by Design with the Computing Community Consortium to develop a shared interdisciplinary research agenda.
Numerous significant research and development efforts, involving a large number of technology areas and requiring a highly interdisciplinary design vision, have led to the emergence of a new concept called "Smart Grids".
That what transpired hardly seemed so clear cut was to be expected given the event's architects: the composer Paola Prestini, a founder of the interdisciplinary collective VisionIntoArt, and Beth Morrison, a producer who specializes in facilitating ambitious avant-garde collaborations.
For its 2001-2 season, Lincoln Center's Great Performers series will present some 115 events, including series on the music of Rachmaninoff, Handel and Shostakovich, and the interdisciplinary New Visions series.
Futures studies involve interdisciplinary approaches to vision and narration of alternative futures.
She helped formalize a vision of interdisciplinary collaboration, and then convinced the university administrators and philanthropic donors who were needed to make it happen.
His work on speech articulator movements and face motion during spoken language led to interdisciplinary research covering computer vision, cognitive sciences and robotics conducted internationally at the Institute of Phonetics and Speech Processing at Ludwigs-Maximilians-Universität (Germany), at ATR International (Japan) and at Haskins Laboratories USAA).
