The phrase "a sample of academics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection or representation of academic individuals or works for analysis or study.
Example: "In this study, we collected a sample of academics from various universities to understand their perspectives on online learning."
Alternatives: "a group of scholars" or "a selection of academic professionals".
The REECA application requires a sample of academic writing, preferably on a topic related to the field.
We analyze the acquaintances of a sample of academic inventors and their paired controls to investigate the contribution of social networks to the generation of inventive ideas in academe.
Therefore, a sample of academic websites AWc = {AW1…AWn} is taken to present entire context C. The guidelines have been followed to impart a representative sample for academic websites [49].
A four page questionnaire was developed following familiarisation with the literature and was pre-piloted with a sample of academic GPs.
We have selected and explored a sample of academic papers, which did not directly include non-systematic reviews and grey literature.
The paper relies on a sample of Italian academics from different scientific fields over the period 2004 2008.
The two most important elements of your application are therefore a sample of your academic writing and your Statement of Purpose.
We recruited a purposeful sample of academics, practitioners and patient representatives with the relevant expertise.
Although the response rate was quite high, this is still not a representative sample of academics in the two universities; since only two campuses of those universities were selected based on the convenience of the sampling approach.
With the premises of Resource Dependence Theory as theoretical background and drawing on a sample of 167 Spanish academic spinoffs, results of regression analysis have highlighted the positive influence of market networks and university support networks on the enhancement of academic spin-offs' entrepreneurial orientation, as well as the null impact exerted by informal networks.
