The phrase "scientific governance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an approach to decision making that utilizes scientific evidence and techniques through the application of best practices and principles. For example, "The new strategy seeks to incorporate scientific governance to make the most informed decision possible."
Recent climate scepticism has been characterised by a visceral mistrust of science, scientific institutions and scientific governance.
As we've said before, academic peer review isn't perfect, but it is the least worst form of scientific governance we have.
Briefly, Kilgore wanted to mobilise research expertise to solve social and economic problems, with publicly responsible committees distributing funds nationwide; Bush wanted to mobilise the nation's resources to advance science, under scientific governance insulated from public pressures.
The move towards upstream engagement promised the introduction of lay expertise into issues of scientific governance and research agenda-setting.
The ELSI programme, which developed around the Human Genome Project, has now been firmly consolidated in scientific governance.
Iranian universities should be "free minded" and be able to decide upon their own academic and scientific governance.
Scientific oversight, governance and coordination are provided by an independent scientific advisory board (SAB), whose members offer expertise in key specialties related to management of aHUS (e.g., adult and pediatric nephrologists, hematologists, and/or transplant nephrologists/surgeons) and also include representation from Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
A research design to combine scientific evidence and governance seems like a good idea that few pragmatic scientists would oppose.
The meeting began with 2 days of general sessions on scientific, ethical, and governance issues.
In this technocratic style of governance, scientific expertise is framed as neutral, rational and well-informed, and public opinion as irrational, pitting the two against each other (Wynne, 2006).
An independent international group of physicians who are experts in GD provide scientific direction and governance of the Registry, with logistical support from Genzyme Corporation (Cambridge, MA, USA).
