multidisciplinary

Used with adjective complement

• establish: The challenge is to establish multidisciplinary, cross-Research Council programs to lead these developments.
• designate: Panels and sub-panels should be supported by colleges of assessors with experience of working in designated multidisciplinary ' thematic ' areas.

Modifies a noun

• teamworking: These provide the context for the development of multidisciplinary teamworking.
• team: A multidisciplinary team provides a package of care to clients with spinal pain.
• approach: Outreach is a new concept of a multidisciplinary approach to critical illness.
• teamwork: Section 3 presents the factors which appear to facilitate multidisciplinary teamwork.
• working: She would gain valuable experience of multidisciplinary working, which would give her more options in her next career move.
• institute: The Institute for Stem Cell Research is a multidisciplinary research institute focused on the molecular, cellular and developmental biology of stem cells.

Modifying Another Word

• truly: The OII is the world's first truly multidisciplinary Internet Institute based in a major university.
• increasingly: In the modern world, the engineer needs to be increasingly multidisciplinary whilst retaining skills in the chosen specialist field.
• together: LINK ) to bring together multidisciplinary teams from academia and industry.
• highly: Online bibliographies for Economic Botany Economic botany - the study of useful plants - is a highly multidisciplinary subject.
• often: His work is often multidisciplinary, encompassing visual art, new media and elements of performance.
• usually: Specialist agencies are usually multidisciplinary and are resourced to offer specialist treatment and referral.

Preposition: in

• nature: Key features The program is distinctly multidisciplinary in nature.