The phrase "multidisciplinary collaboration and" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in academic and professional contexts to describe the collaboration between individuals or teams from different disciplines or fields of study. Example: The success of our research project was due to the effective multidisciplinary collaboration and communication between the engineering, biology, and chemistry departments.
The paper calls for funding organizations to reverse the decline in resources targeted towards breast cancer research, an improved and collaborative infrastructure to support breast cancer research, multidisciplinary collaboration and improved clinical trial design.
Breast Cancer Campaign is calling for funding organizations to reverse the decline in resources targeted towards breast cancer research, an improved and collaborative infrastructure to support breast cancer research, multidisciplinary collaboration and improved clinical trial design.
"It demands multidisciplinary collaboration and meaningful engagement with decision makers.
To estimate cost, health education provision, multidisciplinary collaboration, and potential parent/carer interest in nurse-led clinics, and present and discuss the evidence related to both current inpatient and nurse-led clinic management of idiopathic childhood constipation.
Greater multidisciplinary collaboration and exploration of new methods can be facilitated by this methods thesaurus.
Becerik-Gerber et al. (2011) surveyed how the educational innovations of distance learning, multidisciplinary collaboration, and industry collaborations have been incorporated into 101 U.S. AEC programs in the subject area of BIM.
A lot of the great innovations come from multidisciplinary collaborations and interactions.
It aims to leverage ongoing multidisciplinary collaborations and theoretical advances in computation, statistics, law, and social science to improve reuse and replicability in empirical social science, promoting archiving of, and access to, large-scale confidential data.
"The center provides the means and programs to build new, multidisciplinary collaborations and the external partnerships needed to tackle important and complex problems," said Frank DiSalvo, the center's director and the J.A. Newman Professor of Physical Science.
The law students will also participate at the university's Chicago Innovation Exchange, a hub for multidisciplinary collaborations and support for business start-up activities.
The CiscoEIR@CIE program is the first corporate partnership for the Chicago Innovation Exchange, a new hub for multidisciplinary collaborations and support for startup activity by UChicago faculty and students as well as area entrepreneurs.
