'pinnacle of science' is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a peak or high-point in the development of science and technology. For example, you could say: "The Mars Rover landing was the pinnacle of science in the 21st century."
One year later, awards at the pinnacle of science also recognized more translational achievements.*.*
Just 43 years old, Prof Belcher is already at the pinnacle of science.
Abalone shells have inspired Prof Belcher's work for more than two decades and brought her to the pinnacle of science.
I got the top first in my year and applied, with a mixture of terror and chutzpah, for a Ph.D. at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) in Cambridge, which was then at the pinnacle of science in the United Kingdom; seven scientists working there during my time have gone on to win Nobel Prizes.
This world-class pinnacle of science earned its reputation as a national treasure by virtue of being the first internationally recognized source of sub specialty expertise, with its expert medical second opinions for patients, surgeons, and pathologists both nationally and internationally.
In 2004 it was widely reported that she was on the list of candidates for a fellowship at the Royal Society, the very pinnacle of the science establishment.
The lack of computer power has hurt the most at the pinnacle of climate science: the use of supercomputers to create detailed models simulating the interrelationships of the earth's atmosphere, oceans, ice caps, plants and other features that together set the global thermostat.
Mission commander Mark Kelly told reporters that AMS was "the pinnacle of the science that the ISS will do".
This is really the pinnacle of the science that ISS will do, in my opinion the most significant experiment we have on board".
Whereas Clarke saw this as the pinnacle of what natural science contributes to natural theology, Leibniz saw it as a failure to exhibit a fully rational world suited to being created by a perfectly good God.
He added: "The same country that was the pinnacle of discipline and knowledge of science and maths, geography, the country that taught others to live, has now become a country of vice.
