The phrase "academic appears" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or manifestation of something related to academia or scholarly work.
Example: "In the latest research, the academic appears to be more focused on interdisciplinary studies."
Alternatives: "scholarly seems" or "educational shows".
On the outside, the former academic appears to be the same man as when he arrived this spring after years in exile, leaving behind his wife, eight children and comfortable teaching position in Melbourne, Australia.
A key accusation from the academic appears to be that the university does not have enough administration staff to type up examination papers - an accusation that is flatly denied by the university management.
The distinguished academic appears in the middle of what had been a raucous club scene.
When Russian Orthodoxy's point-man on matters academic appeared this week at the Moscow State University for the Humanities, on whose advisory board he sits, he struck a defensive note, as though both secular sceptics and anti-intellectual religious zealots were baying in the background.
The academic appeared to have played only a minor role in Trump's campaign as an "unpaid adviser", although he claimed in his January 2017 book Hired that he had known Trump for decades and contributed to Trump's "philanthropic causes" in Florida and New York.
Robert George, a Catholic conservative intellectual, and Timothy George, the evangelical academic, appeared live while Colson participated by Skype.
Research by dozens of academics appears to bear this out: in the short term, resettled refugees cost the state money.
Now these two books by female academics, appearing almost at the same time, set out to rectify these biases.
Conflating free market theories with utilitarianism, these academics appeared to argue that allowing a free-for-all would bring the greatest benefit to the largest number of people.
While a few high-profile academics appearing on television or at a top table in Whitehall can provide inspiration, "if you fetishise a handful of celebrities you miss the fact that higher education is really engaged in multiple conversations".
For the moment at least entrepreneurs and academics appear to be united in creating a new empathetic market of robots that care, or at least act like they care.
