The phrase "academic access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the ability to obtain or utilize academic resources, information, or opportunities, often in an educational context.
Example: "The university provides academic access to a wide range of journals and databases for its students."
Alternatives: "educational access" or "scholarly access".
I encourage readers to view the paper, if they have academic access, or this write-up about it.
This week, academic access to many international online journals was cut off because the government has failed to provide funds for subscriptions.
One situation that formed a foundation for Science's approach to commercial and academic access to data was the two-tier access existing at the time to the protein sequence archive called SWISSPROT.
For the past thirty years, academic access to Joyce's work has been problematic.
Dikötter, a Dutch academic, accessed previously hidden archives to shine a light on China between 1958 and 1962, when millions of Chinese – he puts the figure at 45 million – were worked, starved or beaten to death as Mao attempted to overtake the west in less than 15 years.
Co-production may confer practical benefits, including giving academics access to elites and other worlds, and the capacity to build trust quickly, helping to bring stories, experiences and insights into practice.
The site gave reporters and journalists, activists, the generally curious public — and even academics — access to expensive and paywalled content.
We hope that researchers and academics access these data for important research, and that policymakers engage in smarter policymaking based on new analysis.
Open 24 hours, it offers academic advising, access to tutors and computers and 14 classrooms, from auditoriums to seminar rooms, where faculty are supported with multimedia technology.
Spacehab was the first commercial laboratory launched into space, its primary purpose to offer industrial and academic researchers access to space.
