The phrase "a french scholar" is correct and usable in written English, although "French" should be capitalized.
You can use it when referring to a scholar who is from France or specializes in French studies.
Example: "The conference featured a French scholar who presented groundbreaking research on medieval literature."
Alternatives: "a French academic" or "a French expert".
Born in Lima, Kuczynski is the son of a German physician and a French scholar.
Hustvedt, a French scholar, and sister of novelist Siri Hustvedt, has long been fascinated by hysteria and the Salpêtrière.
The treaty, assuming it passes, is "a splendid virtual success," said Justin Vaïsse, a French scholar at the Brookings Institution.
(The third woman who is an Ivy League president, Ruth J. Simmons of Brown, is a French scholar).
Near the end of the 19th century, a French scholar, Michel Bréal, set out to determine the laws that govern changes in the meaning of words.
A.I. Silvestre de Sacy, a French scholar, and J.D. Akerblad, a Swedish diplomat, succeeded in identifying a number of proper names in the demotic text.
The police have yet to determine what led to the death of a prominent French scholar in a New York City hotel room.
In December, 2015, he said, Egyptian police detained a young French scholar who was conducting research on a workers' movement, keeping her in jail overnight.
"Instead of being cited as examples, these people are taken as 'counter-examples,' " Olivier Roy, a leading French scholar of Islam, wrote in Le Monde a few days after the January 7th attack.
Antoine Compagnon, a distinguished French scholar who taught at Columbia University and is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Science, maintained in a public letter that it would be better to teach foreign students French than tolerate "Globish" (the primitive English of non-English-speakers) and the dumbing down of teaching that would inevitably follow.
"If today, as a woman and a lawyer, I was living in a country in which all the rights of women were respected, I wouldn't be as proud of myself as I am today". Ebadi employs a studied strategy in fighting Iran's clerical regime, according to a leading French scholar of the Islamic world who knows her.
