The phrase "a range of academic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of academic subjects, disciplines, or activities.
Example: "The university offers a range of academic programs to cater to diverse student interests."
Alternatives: "a variety of academic" or "a selection of academic".
Drawing on a range of academic research Labsense, a small startup in Paris, has compiled its own automated-writing code.
The skills they develop, including research and analytical writing, prepare them for a range of academic disciplines.
It is also actively engaged in discussions with the international Steiner Waldorf community concerning ambitious plans for a range of academic and professional practitioner offers".
His report draws on a range of academic studies and a British intelligence dossier that describes the ideal recruit as "intelligent and curious, but unquestioning of authority".
Here we look at three projects where a range of academic specialists and industry partners have come together to develop and widen access to their innovations.
It is opening a centre to provide a range of academic and English language preparation courses for international students, with teaching due to begin in September 2014.
The books on sale are selected to appeal to a range of academics, writers, and other literary-inclined readers.
My conversations with a range of academics and policy analysts revealed very little consensus over strategies to deal with the fiscal crises facing the two major entitlement programs.
After years of watching technology transform the way children play, socialize and learn, a range of academics, foundations and now start-ups are working on games that will put the passion children have for the genre to good use.
The process of creating Education Cannot Wait has increased attention to education in emergencies and protracted crisis from a range of academics, implementers, rights advocates, humanitarians, policy-makers, campaigners, private sector leaders and others.
