'scientifically grounded' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a method or idea that is based on scientific fact or research. For example, "This educational program is scientifically grounded and has been proven to be effective in improving student learning outcomes."
Reeve kept pursuing a contrarian but scientifically grounded approach to recovery.
Hansen's calculation is a scientifically grounded way of saying: Everything must change at once.
Each tool is scientifically grounded and tailored for businesses to apply immediately.
Dr. Minkin presents scientifically grounded information, explained helpfully and in a non-judgmental manner.
Surprising though it may seem, psychiatric diagnosis is not scientifically grounded, does not reduce human suffering and carries risks of a wide array of serious kinds of harm.
Dark Eden rewrites Genesis from a scientifically grounded perspective, with a human population on a distant, sunless world suffering from the results of in-breeding and conservative indoctrination.
The position statement from the Diabetes Surgery Summit (submitted for publication at the time of this writing) promises to represent the foundation of a new discipline and provides a multidisciplinary scientifically solid grounded approach from the outset.
The company promptly hit back: "Today's Wall Street Journal story about Theranos is factually and scientifically erroneous and grounded in baseless assertions by inexperienced and disgruntled former employees and industry incumbents," Theranos said in a statement.
"Today's Wall Street Journal story about Theranos is factually and scientifically erroneous and grounded in baseless assertions by inexperienced and disgruntled former employees and industry incumbents," reads a statement on Theranos' website.
Pierce, too, has a book in the works: Run, Spot, Run, a scientifically and philosophically grounded exploration of the ethics of pet ownership that seriously questions whether we are good for our pets.
At first, the company rebutted the report, claiming the story was "factually and scientifically erroneous and grounded in baseless assertions by inexperienced and disgruntled former employees". .
