"multidisciplinary performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of performance or presentation that involves multiple disciplines, such as art, music, theatre, and dance. For example, "Yesterday the school put on a multidisciplinary performance showcasing the talents of its students."
She entered Judson as a painter, staged multidisciplinary performance events, then enjoyed a long career — still in progress — as a video installation artist.
"Home/sick," a creation of the Assembly, a collective of multidisciplinary performance artists, looks at the Weather Underground, a 1960s radical group.
14 to 17), which will also host "Catch 60: Catch Takes the Decade," a multidisciplinary performance spread through the center's two-floor space.
Rawls, a multidisciplinary performance artist and writer concerned with issues of memory and identity, presents a forty-five-minute solo in a gallery at PS1.
But the New York premiere of the multidisciplinary performance piece "red, black & GREEN: a blues" will not open at the Fisher Theater on Wednesday night, as planned.
Some of the ideas Ms. Chuma is pursuing in this multidisciplinary performance have to do with the process of making art, the time it takes, the conversion of actuality into memento.
The resulting efficiency score, called DEA-IF, can then be used for the comparative evaluation of multidisciplinary journals' performance.
Some indicators exhibit extremely high adherence, constant through time; for instance, percentage of borderline lung cancer cases discussed by the multidisciplinary team, performance of a CT scan in stroke patients, and appropriate length of stay (LOS) for COPD patients according to severity, have never fallen below 90% in the observed semesters.
So it's fitting that the band would help inaugurate BRIC House, a multidisciplinary arts and performance space in Downtown Brooklyn.
To achieve a high level of energy performance, multidisciplinary simulation-based optimization can be utilized to help designers in exploring more design alternatives and making informed decisions.
A successful design of constructed wetlands for urban surface runoff management requires the adoption of an integrated multidisciplinary approach as performance criteria are difficult to set, given the inherent random fluctuations in discharge and pollution loadings that characterize storm water runoff.
