The phrase "a base of academic" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a base of academic knowledge" or "a base of academic support"? You can use a corrected version of this phrase when discussing foundational knowledge or resources in an academic context.
Example: "Having a strong base of academic knowledge is essential for success in higher education."
Alternatives: "foundation of academic" or "core of academic".
Mr Gove said he wanted vocational courses to be "complemented by a base of core academic knowledge".
Obama, for his part, sallied forth from a solid base of academics and well-educated professionals, as well as African Americans.
Compared with developers of ZFNs and TALENs, companies working on CRISPR therapeutics have one massive advantage a large base of academic researchers with which to collaborate.
It has been terrific to have this base of academic and institutional support from the MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies as well as the Department of History," says Kiernan.
Since many people who fit into the targeted user base of academics, techies and subject experts have high incomes, he said, they'll be able to afford two or all three of those services.
Participants from both groups remarked that through these links and relationships (usually fostered by the network chair and network manager) opportunities emerged for i) project up-scale, that is expansion of the reach and scope of the project; ii) social marketing of network achievements and iii) engaging a broader base of clinical, academic and policy-maker groups.
Other research investigates the bases of academic motivation and of willpower, how to increase voter turnout, how to promote environmental behaviors, and how to reduce intergroup prejudice.
Minnich's 1990 book, Transforming Knowledge, draws on both a feminist critique and pragmatist practices to advocate for a rethinking of the patriarchal assumptions at the base of our academic traditions.
That's because eligibility is based on a combination of academic average and SAT, G.R.E. or G.M.A.T. scores, and few international students take these standardized tests".
Applications are evaluated holistically based on a combination of academic performance, GRE / GMAT score, work experience, essays, letters of recommendation, and fit.
