The phrase "academic aim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the specific goals or objectives related to education or scholarly pursuits.
Example: "The academic aim of this research project is to explore the impact of technology on student learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "educational objective" or "scholarly goal".
The Institute began as a Marxist study group started by Felix Weil, a one-time student of political science at Frankfurt who used his inheritance to fund an institution that would support his leftist academic aims.
Mr Dissanayake openly accuses university lecturers of being part of a plot to bring about regime change.That seems a far cry from the academics' aims.
The Belvoir and Penguin approaches – theatrical practitioners trying to rethink the plays for both modern audiences, and academics aiming to represent the dramatist's intentions – encapsulate the recurrent conflict in the presentation of foreign drama.
The Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC), a global alliance of retailers, brands, suppliers, advocacy groups, labor unions and academics, aims to create "an apparel, footwear and home textiles industry that produces no unnecessary environmental harm and has a positive impact on people and communities".
Rather, moves to "decolonise" academic curricula aim at incorporating marginalised voices that have historically been excluded, as well as teaching Western authors with reference to whatever colonial context may be appropriate.
The N.R.A. began commissioning academic studies aimed at proving the same conclusion.
They are recalled as irresistibly combative, dissatisfied academics who aim their most caustic eloquence at each other.
In his writing, the former academic historian aims to celebrate and admire the sensuality of the naked human form, expressing himself elegantly and without over-complication.
And after seven years of no change, signs of movement are popping up, particularly among academic programs aimed at increasing awareness of mental health issues.
At first, Henning Jocelyn was intending to turn her research into an academic lecture, aimed at Hughes scholars – but last year, with the characters still looming large in her mind, she decided to transform the material into a play.
