"scientific backing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to evidence or research that supports a statement or idea. For example: "This theory is supported by strong scientific backing."
A few remedies have scientific backing.
His method of video analysis won scientific backing long ago.
Several colleagues criticize him for the lack of scientific backing for his techniques.
Other postworkout recovery strategies, including many that athletes swear by, have far less scientific backing.
"There was very strong scientific backing for not doing this," said Denise Reed, a wetlands specialist and director of the Pontchartrain Institute for Environmental Sciences in New Orleans.
Dr. Hare's clinical scale, called the Psychopathy Checklist, Revised, is one of the several psychological measures in forensic science with some scientific backing.
There is "The Science" page, emphatically acknowledging that climate change is an existential issue for our planet and clearly presenting the scientific back up.
That relatively few screen stars have a scientific back story may seem surprising, given the immense popularity of the science fiction genre and evergreen narrative devices like the mad scientist, not to mention all the doctor shows and "CSI" spinoffs.
Novel techniques in spine surgery are often widely implemented without adequate scientific evidence backing effectiveness and safety.
I know of no scientific studies backing up the health claims made for it".
There is a strong scientific evidence backing mindfulness as an effective tool to support wellbeing.
