The phrase 'made by science' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase when discussing something that is created by scientific study or experimentation. For example, "The vaccine was made by science and is now available to the public."
In the beginning I referred to the remarkable progress made by science and its demonstrated capacity to fulfill human requirements.
An important task these days is to harvest the exciting gains made by science and data while understanding the limits of science and data.
Students of science can, at least in principle, test the claims made by science in a way they cannot do for religion.
Despite the progress made by science, medicine and mental-health care in the 20th century — the sequencing of our genome, the advent of antidepressants, the reconsidering of asylums and lobotomies — nothing has been able to drive down the suicide rate in the general population.
Next, we report on the decisions made by science and mathematics teacher educators in the early process of iSMART design as well as the online design components.
The Irish government is desperate not to lose out on the massive gains made by science here, given that serious money started to flow into Irish research in the late 1990s, first into buildings, then into top people.
The RaveMP 2300 player, made by Sensory Science, has a slot on top of its sleek body.
To adopt that attitude is simply to endorse the claims made by contemporary science without indulging in the unnecessary philosophical flourish of declaring them to be "true".
But it's beyond my understanding how people can reject the enormous progress made by medical science, with its record of saving millions of lives.
He looked like a night-prowling vampire during his lifetime; now he laments the advances made by medical science since he expired in 1987, and complains to Coupland that "nobody dies any more".
The commitments made by the science and technology stakeholder group in the third WCDRR lack robustness and, unfortunately, are not accompanied with measurable targets.
