The phrase "science domain" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a particular field or area of scientific study or expertise. Example: The researcher's work has expanded our understanding of the genetic mechanisms in the neuroscience domain.
In the science domain, the information explosion has led to more silos, not fewer.
We are investigating awareness mechanisms in CiteSeer, a scholarly digital library for the computer and information science domain.
This research paper proposes an IRSCSD system (Information retrieval system for computer science domain) as a solution.
In numerous applications and especially in the life science domain, examples are labelled at a higher level of granularity.
Forensic Science for Marine Biologists provides a field-oriented introduction to the forensic science domain and the utilization of marine biology within the justice system.
Misconceptions-Oriented: The project recognizes that non-experts in a given science domain are not "blank slates," but rather have their own theories.
Key scientific partners are social science, management science, domain-specific science and technology, conservation and restoration science, engineering science and technology, and many areas of 'green' science and technology.
More generally, he is interested in research, consulting and networking opportunities widely related to the cybersecurity and data science domains.
Collection of high resolution, in situ data using environmental sensors is common in hydrology and other environmental science domains.
It offers a preprint home for all Earth science domains and sub-domains as well as computational, data, and instrumentation research relevant to the Earth sciences.
Satellite remote sensing technology has contributed to the transformation of multiple earth science domains, putting space observations at the forefront of innovation in earth science.
