multidisciplineadj.n.

1935 Jrnl. Educ. Sociol. 9 68 The multi-discipline studies especially will be favored since they do not readily fit into the existing single-discipline publication arrangements.

1955 Neuropharmacology 1 7 Each meeting is limited to twenty-five participants.., selected to represent a multidiscipline approach to some urgent problem.

1969 Mental Retardation Dec. 57/1 These clinics..are multi-discipline in staffing.

1985 M. Houvion in H. Payne Athletes in Action 139 Multidiscipline training is needed at a young age.

1998 Internal Auditor (Electronic ed.) Apr. Multidiscipline CSA [sc. control self-assessment] work teams are a natural tool..for improving controls and enhancing transdepartmental functions essential to cash flow and effective accounts receivable management.

1970 Science 12 June 840/1 Biomedical engineering: This multidiscipline may revolutionize medical research and clinical practice.

1976 R. Perloff et al. in Ann. Rev. Psychol. 27 573 Two factors are militating to encourage the development of formal educational training programs... The second is the development of principles and methodologies which many feel are helping to shape the emerging multidiscipline of program evaluation.

1992 Engineering News Sept. 92 1/5 We will perform better if we see multidiscipline as the norm and not as a tiresome complication.

1996 Current Anthropol. 37 s26/2 A book that staked out a claim for anthropology as the organizing practical multidiscipline for the social sciences.