The phrase "status of science" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the current state of knowledge and understanding about science, and the way science is regarded within society. For example, "The status of science is undergoing a resurgence in popular opinion due to new discoveries being made on a regular basis."
The Current Status of Science Around the World".
I believe current government guidance is wrong in denying intelligent design the status of science.
The way that prizes have been awarded and publicised can offer clues about the status of science through history.
Head of the Boston Cooking School, she not only synthesised American cuisine; she elevated it to the status of science.
Changing the status of science and engineering will require an effort that begins in the early grades, teaches the value of scientific learning and offers desirable and rewarding careers to those who persevere.
In 1831 David Brewster published a short biography of Isaac Newton, portraying him as a hero that represented everything the author wanted to say about the moral status of science and its practitioners, and how they should be supported in late Georgian Britain.
Through such means, other disciplines eventually were elevated to the status of sciences.
But for natural science to achieve the status of a science, it must presuppose natural philosophy — that is, our capacity to know things apart from their particular individuating characteristics (though not apart from the existence of matter).
The Commons public accounts committee said reforms introduced by the last government had led to a rise in the status of school science but there were too few science teachers and facilities were "unsatisfactory and even unsafe" in a quarter of secondary schools.
Fodor draws a bleak conclusion about the status of cognitive science from his examination of the character of central systems: cognitive science is impossible.
"A properly-done red team exercise could both elevate the status of climate science in the Trump administration and among Republicans, and reset how we approach climate science as a nation".
