The phrase "academia survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a survey conducted within the academic community or related to academic topics.
Example: "The results of the academia survey revealed significant trends in research funding."
Alternatives: "academic survey" or "scholarly survey".
Some of the respondents who were still working in academia when the survey was conducted said that they "felt equipped to live with risk and continue to work towards the goal of being a research leader," the report says.
While key informants were heavily represented by those integrated into family practice or in academia, respondents to the final survey represented a wide range of primary health care environments, including community pharmacy.
Of course, they may have been destined for higher things regardless of their sojourn in academia, but most who took our survey believe that their EMBAs played a part in their rise.
The same survey showed that in academia, general botany instructors earned $26,562 while new assistant professors earned $42,598.
In the initial stage of this study a survey methodology used from academia and industry after that an AHP model developed.
A global web survey was conducted collecting academia and industry perceived attitudes, identifying curriculum gaps, challenges and opportunities of food engineering (FE).
Seventy-nine percent of the respondents who were still working in research at the time of the survey also remained in academia, with just 7% going to a research institute and 6% to industry.
The Youth Project was a panel survey conducted by the Academia Sinica of Taiwan in 2000, which is a publicly released dataset.
A two-round, modified Delphi survey, with representatives from academia, consultancy, health technology assessment agencies and the biomedical journal editorial community, was used to identify a list of essential reporting items from this larger list.
