The phrase “academic branch” is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a division within a college or university, such as a department that teaches a certain kind of course. For example, "The university has a strong chemistry academic branch."
Gower Street, London – academic branch with five floors and 5 miles of shelving Deansgate, Manchester – three floors, with over 100,000 books in stock.
The main academic branch, formerly the flagship store of Dillons, is located on Gower Street, between University College London and the University of London Union, and promoted as Europe's largest academic bookstore.
For a comprehensive descriptions of all of Cornell Law School's practicum clinics, please visit "Clinical Programs" in the "Academics" branch of this Web site.
In 1959 he joined the RAND Corporation as a strategic analyst, applying his academic expertise a branch of statistics known as decision theory to matters of national security.
In 1896, W.W. Willoughby became Associate in Political Science and Jacob H. Hollander, Associate in Political Economy, and, during the following academic year, branch seminaries developed around the original Seminary of History and Politics.
Questions of academic discipline or branch of knowledge – the lens we gaze through as architects, planners, writers, art historians, musicologists, and/or activists.
In different countries this may be a national geological survey or meteorological office, an academic institution, or branch of the civil service.
The flowering of bioethics as an academic discipline and branch of philosophy was fed by religious, moral and ethical concerns raised by high profile legal cases about the right to die (Beauchamp 2000).
This visit by two academics from a branch of London University was really a thinly-disguised sales pitch, advertising the joys of studying in far-off Britain.Vietnam is a young country—a quarter of the population are under 15 and its local universities are a source of endless complaint among the rising middle class.
This broad experience puts Brooks in a position to address the differences between the field's academic and commercial branches.
With the advance of computer networks and hardware technology, parallel and distributed processing has become a key technology which plays an imp- tant part in determining future research and development activities in many academic and industrial branches.
