The phrase "a distinctive academic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who stands out in the academic field due to their unique qualities or contributions.
Example: "Her research on climate change has made her a distinctive academic in environmental science."
Alternatives: "a unique scholar" or "an exceptional academic".
In our graduate fields of study, many of which offer multiple graduate degrees at both the master's and doctoral levels, students can shape a course of study that cuts across interrelated field offerings and develop a distinctive academic framework with the help of a special committee of faculty advisors chosen by the student.
By the early 1990s, feminist bioethics had emerged as a distinctive academic concentration offering sustained critique of mainstream bioethics.
Many students also bring distinctive academic and extracurricular talents and achievements.
Our analysis of Porsche's innovation model attributes that achievement, and other R&D advances, to the company's habit of open collaboration particularly to its distinctive academic alliances.
"What the city was looking to do was overhaul the system so that we could bring together the expertise of educators, youth development specialists and correction professionals so they can better support the distinctive academic and social needs of students that are incarcerated," Ms. Scaperroti said.
Principedia provides a unique forum within which to realize a fundamental aim of the McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning: to engage faculty, staff, graduate students and especially undergraduates in systematic reflection and substantive discourse about the practices and processes of learning in Princeton's distinctive academic environment.
A public charter school has arrived in the District with a distinctive brand of academic rigor.
"I think music is more determined by musical scenes that help create a distinctive sound," says academic and journalist Simon Frith, founder member of the International Association for the Study of Popular Music and chair of the Mercury music prize judging panel.
With a known deficiency in tenure-track positions, and a distinctive tradition of requiring academics to complete a second thesis (called Habilitation) to even qualify for tenured employment, "Germany has tried to introduce new paths" toward landing these treasured jobs, says Fisher.
A distinctive group seems to be the academic ICUs and largest non-academic ICUs, because 86% of the academic ICUs and 75% of the ICUs with > 15 beds practice some kind of routine chest radiography strategy CXR = chest radiograph; n = number.
After its formative phase which was confined to the Thursday evening discussions, the Circle went public in 1928 and 1929 when it seemed that the time had come for their emerging philosophy to play a distinctive role not only in the academic but also the public sphere.
