"major disciplines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the major subject areas of study, such as mathematics, physics, history, languages, etc. For example: "The university offers courses in a wide range of major disciplines, including sciences, humanities, and social sciences."
Comprehensive course offerings in major disciplines related to epidemiology are available.
This chapter provides an overview of fire protection engineering, which interfaces with all the major disciplines on a building project.
Collectively, the faculty have deep expertise in two major disciplines: quantitative modeling (and related algorithms) and the behavioral sciences.
Recently, however, the tradition of monthlong "rotations" – a speed-dating introduction to the major disciplines of medicine and the issues patients face – has come under fire.
Utilizing recent advances in cognitive science, Milkoreit builds a theoretical bridge between two major disciplines that will benefit both scholars and practitioners.
Latino/a intellectuals in academe offer new, distinctive perspectives in all major disciplines, including linguistics, literature, anthropology, politics, sociology, philosophy, and psychology.
Ocean Engineering can also be used as a minor subject with one of the other major field disciplines.
With roots in traditional archaeology and the structural anthropology of Claude Lévi-Sthisss, this area of study has become a major discipline in cultural studies.
By the end of the 20th century, Poincaré's discovery of chaos had grown into a major discipline within mathematics, connecting with many areas of applied science.
The result of categories analysis revealed that the major discipline groups of the research on ceramic membranes were distributed in chemistry, physics, material, and application.
Our team-oriented approach, drawing in experts from every major discipline of medicine at a major academic university hospital, is devoted to solving your specific challenges.
