The phrase "a superior academic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who excels in academic pursuits or has a higher level of knowledge and achievement in an academic context.
Example: "She is regarded as a superior academic in her field, often publishing groundbreaking research."
Alternatives: "an exceptional scholar" or "a distinguished academic."
"Once the first universities adopt our methodologies, which we do think will happen before our first class graduates in 2019, you will observe a sea change in higher education as other institutions move to incorporate a clearly superior academic model".
However, once the first universities adopt our methodologies, which we do think will happen before our first class graduates in 2019, you will observe a sea change in higher education as other institutions move to incorporate a clearly superior academic model.
According to Bagayoko, the "Ten-Strand Systemic Mentoring Model" (see box) enables the academy to facilitate superior academic performance, and provides a road map for a successful S&E career.
And whatever happened to the community social mores that connect superior academic performance with a better economic and social future?
"Within educational research, a number of longitudinal studies have demonstrated superior academic, motivational and wellbeing outcomes for children who had attended child-initiated, play-based pre-school programmes," he wrote in an overview.
Specifically in relation to private schools, Seldon of Wellington College suggested in an article in The Times in 2009 that three factors account for what he regarded as the superior academic performance of independent schools in England: a far higher ratio of subject specialists; much smaller class sizes; and higher parental expectations.
Bo Yibo advanced the idea that revolutionary elders should 'nominate' their children to become high officials, and Bo Xilai was selected as his family's 'representative' over his older brother Bo Xicheng, ostensibly because of Xilai's superior academic credentials, which included attendance at the elite Peking University and a master's degree.
She was paid half his salary despite having both superior academic qualifications and experience.
Courses should either cultivate superior academic rigour or teach people industry or trade skills they can take with them into the workplace.
First, he said, Rutgers was one of eight colleges in existence before the American Revolution, all of which, like Harvard, Yale and William & Mary, have long been superior academic institutions.
