"span disciplines" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to cover or involve a wide range of different subjects or fields. Example: The new research project will span disciplines such as psychology, biology, and sociology in order to provide a comprehensive understanding of human behavior.
He also promoted an approach, dubbed One NSF, that has tried to prod NSF's seven directorates and various program offices to cooperate in jointly funding proposals that span disciplines and tackle important societal problems.
Here we selected nine rising international art stars, hailing from the Republic of China to Kosovo, who span disciplines, mediums, and themes.
The factors that lead to emergence of novel diseases and epidemics span disciplines including biomedical, earth systems, epidemiology, ecology, environmental sciences, and evolutionary genomics, to name a few.
It's an interesting subject but one that spans disciplines so sometimes struggles to build up a critical mass of pure biological anthropology academics to form a department.
The work spans disciplines, continents, and millennia — it's part art and part science, it has an innate environmentalism and is driven by philosophic inquiry.
The quality and reproducibility of science has recently come under scrutiny, with criticisms spanning disciplines.
As part of the alliance, McGraw-Hill will make nearly 100 of its top-selling higher education titles available for purchase through the enTourage Systems' e-book store, spanning disciplines such as business, economics, science, math, humanities, foreign languages and social sciences.
Studies from the social science, economics and management science perspectives would benefit from a coherent and recognized taxonomy of the subthemes, a taxonomy that spans disciplines and guides studies of the carbon reduction and technology (CRT) debate in the various industrial sectors.
Jay Douglas's, education and experience is a mixture of art and science that spans disciplines from engineering to playwriting.
Given the higher impact of information flows spanning disciplines, an important question one might ask is whether interdisciplinary citations have increased in recent years.
The LS research domain encompasses hypothesis and discovery-based basic and pre-CR spanning disciplines that include genetics, biochemistry, cell and molecular biology and bioinformatics.
