The phrase "scientific job" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a job or occupation that is related to the field of science. Example: John applied for a scientific job in a research laboratory, where he will be conducting experiments and analyzing data to further the understanding of a particular disease.
A medical description of autism practically reads like a scientific job description.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, Dr. Budowle said in an interview, has never before gathered such a diverse body of scientific advisory talent or taken on a hard scientific job like pinpointing when and where a germ weapon was made.
The English regions which voted most strongly in favour of Leave – such as the north-east – also tend to be the regions where young people are least likely to have someone in their family who works in a scientific job, according to a British Science Association analysis of preliminary Aspires 2 data.
Throughout the industrialised world, the scientific job scene is undergoing profound changes.
But all is not bleak on the scientific job front, because some people land truly "awesome" jobs, the piece adds.
These organizations advertise in the scientific job press, and your Careers Service may also know of some in your area.
Unless he manages to reassure them, other scientific jobs in government may prove harder to fill.
The science adviser will help Mr. Bush fill about 75 high-level scientific jobs in the federal government.
About 10,000 people are directly employed there, with thousands more in the supply chain, many in highly skilled engineering and scientific jobs.
This system, which will handle tough scientific jobs, was paid for in part by selling licenses to the Honeycrisp apple created more than 40 years ago by University of Minnesota researchers.
New Jersey's Asian-American population nearly doubled between 1990 and 2000, largely because of the waves of well-educated immigrants coming to fill high-tech and scientific jobs in the state, according to a new study.
