"proliferation of science" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it anywhere in a sentence where it makes sense. For example: "The explosion of technology in the 21st century has resulted in a proliferation of science research."
Mr. Donahue said the clearance process was important, especially as it related to "guarding against proliferation of science and technical information".
There has been a recent proliferation of science blogs, websites and channels, populated and maintained by scientists but written for non-experts.
He talks about the value of science writing but references the findings of the recent Public Attitudes to Science Survey to highlight some potential pitfalls of the proliferation of science writing online.
In 20-plus years in the academy, I have seen the proliferation of "science-lite" programs.
Today, with the proliferation of the science of robotics, this science is being developed in various fields.
With such expansive benefits to the modern, technically aware entrepreneur, any threat to the proliferation of computer science should be treated as a threat to the very health of future startups themselves.
Which, given the array of threats facing our species and planet -- climate change, overpopulation, chemical pollution, nuclear proliferation, the decline of science literacy and education, to name a few -- might be the most important lesson of our time.
In the same German tradition and amidst the proliferation of books on unity of science, the German energeticist Wilhelm Ostwald declared the 20th century the "Monistic century".
In a comment piece in this week's issue of Nature, Pisanski writes at length about Szust and exposes her as a fraud — which Pisanski can state definitively because she and three colleagues invented Szust out of whole cloth, to draw attention to the proliferation of fake and disreputable science journals.
The diversification of television from broadcast only to cable has resulted in the proliferation of channels devoted to science topics.
The proliferation of applied behaviour change science over the past decade has provided new ways of thinking about policy making.
