The phrase "academic associate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who works in an academic setting, often in a supportive or collaborative role, such as assisting faculty or researchers.
Example: "As an academic associate, she helps coordinate research projects and supports students in their academic endeavors."
Alternatives: "academic collaborator" or "academic partner".
The link between the two was provided by Mark P. Campbell, a senior vice president for government and community affairs at Fairleigh Dickinson, who is listed as an academic associate of the poll.
Academic associate and scientist at the Department of Anatomy, Universtity of Zürich-Irchel Zürich-Irchel, Switzerland
KG is academic associate and collaborating scientist at the Department of Anatomy, Universtity of Zürich-Irchel Zürich-Irchel, Switzerland
Manuscripts are handled by academic associate editors and section editors, who select and check all invited reviewers.
L.C.G. is an academic associate with Quest Diagnostics and is a non-remunerated Board member of WERF.
GLB is a Special Needs Dentist, senior lecturer and researcher, JC is a Bone Biologist and Forensic Dentist and MM is an Oral Medicine Clinical Specialist and Academic Associate Professor.
In presenting his data to the lay press, Folkman shortcut the peer-review process at times, infuriating his academic associates.
And this collection of essays, written by professors and other academics associated with the school, does not disappoint.
PAGE A10 PALESTINIAN GROUPS STEP UP ARRESTS Tensions between the main rival Palestinian groups, Hamas and Fatah, spread from Gaza to the West Bank with reports of the Fatah-dominated Palestinian Authority forces detaining more than 50 activists and academics associated with Hamas.
"These win-win outcomes occur because carbon sequestration becomes more profitable than beef and other agricultural production across large areas of Australia (up to 58m hectares)... in a world taking stronger action to reduce emissions," 17 academics associated with the study explain in an article in the prestigious international journal Nature.
We investigated how a group of Australian engineering academics described environmental, social and economic sustainability, and identified a broad range of actions that participating academics associated with achieving sustainability.
