The phrase "academic clients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or organizations that seek academic services or support, such as students, researchers, or educational institutions.
Example: "Our consulting firm specializes in providing tailored services to academic clients, helping them achieve their research goals."
Alternatives: "scholarly clients" or "educational clients".
"More often than not, colleges have research units to serve academic clients.
GEMINI facilitates distant collaborations for small company and academic clients, negotiating analyses of both single and multiple wells.
Coursera's academic clients include Duke University, California Institute of Technology, Johns Hopkins University, and initial partners University of Pennsylvania, Stanford University and Princeton University.
Today academic clients make up 80% of Flywire's revenue.
Although Cofactor has government and academic clients, Glasscock says, "About 80% of our work is with large pharma companies".
New products and higher research spending by academic clients are boosting sales of biotechnology products, the company's most powerful growth engine.
It was found also that both social and technical knowledge are similar as regards the scope, extent and dynamics of their application in non-academic client communities, but that most social knowledge applications occur independently of technical inputs, stimulating and supporting innovation in a wide variety of technological and non-technological contexts.
Papers include professional and personal correspondence; diary; financial records; academic materials; client files; material concerning MacDonald's publications; reports to the New York State Law Revision Commission; and obituary notices.
The eight chapters in Local Planning, roughly spanning from context to applications, consists of articles written by a wide range of experts-academics, practitioners, clients, and observers of planning.
Pursuant to the agreement, the commission will promote the Megawatt Hour to its membership, helping the start-up reach potential clients — academic institutions that could use its services to help them manage, track and forecast their energy use and expenses.
They prepare packets of non-damaging information about their clients — academic records, philanthropic work — and "optimize" them so they pop up in search-engine rankings before the more embarrassing stuff.
