The phrase "academic address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a formal speech or presentation given in an academic setting, such as a lecture or a conference.
Example: "The professor delivered an inspiring academic address on the importance of research in education."
Alternatives: "scholarly speech" or "educational lecture".
In his academic address, he develops a dual thesis, accompanied by two messages.
When, in 1967, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for this work, the academic address included an unusual comment.
Yet and possibly most critical in the context of Zaytuna at this period of time, where Islam is defined by a fringe emptied of moral and ethical values, is that Muslims can point to academic address for Islam in America.
I sent out a round robin to a dozen heads of departments in Oxford asking whether they would take me in as a science writer in residence, i.e., offer me desk space, an academic address, and computer access in exchange for some help with PR for their research.
Following the public ceremony on April 30, Christie will deliver an academic address entitled "Challenging Issues in the Adjudication of Human Rights," based on a scholarly project in which he is currently engaged.
If the geographic location of the trial was not explicitly mentioned, the academic address of the first author was used.
By reviewing how academics address problems, perhaps we can gain some insight into why we have made so little impact on diversity issues.
Here were two well-credentialled academics addressing Britain's central problem with one easy-to-understand solution, written in terms that could be understood by a dozy backbencher from Sevenoaks.
I'm at The New York Forum, a gathering of business people and academics addressing economic and managerial issues in the global economy.
At a 2011 conference entitled "Threatened Island Nations: Legal Implications of Rising Seas and a Changing Climate" held at Columbia Law School, researchers and academics addressed these novel issues.
The report assigns letter grades to each state based on how extensively its academic standards address the civil rights movement.
