"scientific devices" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to specialized equipment or machinery used for scientific research, experimentation, or analysis. For example, "The research team used scientific devices to look for evidence of extraterrestrial life."
Modern scientific devices often reverse this situation.
Home labs like hers are becoming more feasible as the scientific devices that stock them become more computerized, cheaper and easier to use.
Now, however, new scientific devices such as microarrays routinely produce enormous data sets involving thousands of related situations, where indirect evidence seems too important to ignore.
He was also much given to the creation of scientific devices to further his researches and would display examples of these in his home, almost as if they were sculptures.
It leverages every bit of idle computing resources and provides a straightforward middleware for integrating cross-domain scientific devices and legacy systems.
Thin carbon film has been widely used as a surface protective coating for many engineering and scientific devices due to its chemical and mechanical stability.
Susan is the Director of METER Food at METER Group Inc, a family-owned scientific device manufacturer in Pullman, Washington.
But even then, researchers warned that setbacks were likely as they bring the most complex scientific device ever built online.
The scientists studied the accuracy of cellphone GPS by shaking a phone and comparing its recorded displacements with a more accurate scientific device.
Manock and Oyama liked the idea of the computer having something of the proportions and stance of a human head: it was always meant to be a friendly machine, a desktop companion rather than a cold, efficient, scientific device.
And last but not least, there's the Tricorder, "an advanced scientific device used by Starfleet personnel" to monitor medical conditions and search for signs of life, among other things.
