The phrase "academic because of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to explain the reason or justification for something being considered academic in nature.
Example: "The research paper was deemed academic because of its rigorous methodology and extensive literature review."
Alternatives: "scholarly due to" or "educational as a result of".
Arguments over the Arctic were until recently academic because of the depth of the ice, but global warming has seen some of it melt, making drilling feasible.
If you ask a goth academic — because of course there are goth academics — it's this constant process of questioning and defining that keeps the subculture vibrant.
However, today, optimal reconfiguration algorithms are largely academic because of challenges such as they (1) depend upon heuristic techniques that require repeated runs and are not suitable for real-time applications, (2) do not guarantee an optimal solution and, (3) do not provide insight into solution space.
The private institutions threaten the academic because of financial or racial interests.
Yet the story deserves wide readership by journalists and journalism academics because of its ethical ramifications.
Blanco likes working with academics because of the way it drives his company toward next-generation devices.
(The word "idol," though largely abandoned by Western academics because of its perceived pejorative connotation, remains in use in India to describe these objects).
Thus in an East Jerusalem neighborhood like French Hill -- home to many secular, liberal academics because of its proximity to Hebrew University -- there are fears that they will be on the frontier and subject, like the southern neighborhood of Gilo, to gunfire from their Palestinian neighbors.
Enten points to the fact that far better surveys -- like the General Social Survey, used mostly by academics because of its better sampling techniques, showed a decline in support -- from 44percentt in 2010 to 43 percent in2011.
Many LGBT students find it difficult to focus on academics because of stigmatization, intolerance, chronic stress, and discrimination [ 13, 14].
There well may be COIs among academics, because of intense competition for research funds and publications, that are difficult to identify.
