both those in experimentalist and theoretician communities are the use of both to show emphasis and experimentalist and theoretician communities can be criticized.
Are logical arguments superfluous in the following sentence?
Efforts both experimentalist and theoretician communities started to increase over the last decades in order to turn the hydrogen energy from a possible solution to a reality.
I used both, even if it seems superfluous, to show emphasis that although at the beginning of hydrogen energy research, most of researches were experimentalists, it turns out in the last decades that theoreticians are interested in such fields as well.
Where I’m using the expression experiment and theoretician communities? I’ve read many times expressions like: Theoreticians and Physics. “Each session, dedicated to a kind of spectroscopy, will include invited contributions from a both experimentalistios & theoreticians” or “time scale motion remains a challenge to experimentalists and theoreticians alike” In my sentence I’d like to make clear that theoreticians and experimentalist working in different fields, as for example catalysis, electrochemistry and computational chemistry, are now given attention to hydrogen energy. I used communities, but I can’t get an explanation of why I used them.
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