The phrase "academic campus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a physical location where academic activities take place, such as a university or college setting.
Example: "The university's academic campus is home to several libraries, lecture halls, and research facilities."
Alternatives: "educational campus" or "scholarly campus".
The bridegroom's mother is a dance teacher at James Madison Academic Campus, a high school in Milwaukee.
Local area networks (LANs) join computers at a particular site, such as an office building or an academic campus.
The garden is actually an academic campus, furthering the education of 42 Ph.D. candidates from places like Yale, Columbia and New York University.
The chief disagreement is between those who would largely banish big-time sports programs from the academic campus, and those who would bring these programs under ever-greater control by university or college authorities.
Specifically targeted against the heart of an academic campus, it was also an attack on what the university symbolizes and aspires to: understanding, tolerance and the quest for peace.
"I think it's going to bring enormous energy to Allston and to the academic campus in Allston," he said.
Every cafe, convention centre and airport has Wi-Fi, as do academic campuses, many city centres and retail districts.
— In the last decade or so, this city has been the beneficiary of investments in new academic campuses, a civic arena, a convention center, new parks, a transit center and more than 1,500 new units of downtown housing.
"The only people who are absolutely philosophically consistent at the expense of political or policy gain are working on academic campuses or in think tanks," said Dan Schnur, who served as Senator John McCain's communications director during Mr. McCain's campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
But because these national labs are independent of the academic UC campuses, the employment status held by postdocs in the national labs is different from that held by the postdocs on the academic campuses.
Since 1953, it has focused on funding an elite corps of researchers at academic campuses around the country and nourishing a stable of education and training programs.
