'academic collaboration' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of two or more scholars coming together to work on a project, such as a book, article, or research paper. For example, "The research paper was the result of successful academic collaboration between four professors from different universities."
Their academic collaboration, from 1941 to 1976, strengthened the standards of training for the social sciences.
A delegation of 16 university presidents from across Canada is scheduled to arrive in India on Monday in a bid to stimulate academic collaboration between the two countries.
If I were writing this particular piece with others, for example, they might insist that I say more about the virtues of academic collaboration.
It was perhaps his happy readiness to undermine anything too serious with a joke that once led me to suggest that we cut down on our drinking during our next bout of academic collaboration.
Meanwhile, American universities received $1.1 billion in licence income during 2000.Join the crowdIf corporate venturing or academic collaboration alone cannot reinvigorate Europe's research base, then perhaps geography might.
Last year, Stanford University opened a $7 million research center on the Peking University campus, and a growing list of other colleges and universities, including Cornell, Yale and the London School of Economics, have established dual-degree programs or enhanced academic collaboration.
Nearly half of UK universities have academic collaborations in Malaysia, for instance, where Anglia Ruskin University has a large operation.
Since then, Slingo has pushed ahead on all fronts, from developing academic collaborations to tackling science's gender imbalance and, crucially, advocating that weather forecasting and climate prediction use the same models.
However, it's not only Erasmus+ that's threatened: should the right priorities not be set during the exit negotiations then wider academic collaborations between the UK and Germany will be endangered.
The USA played a key role in the academic collaborations with China, UK, Canada, Germany, Italy, South Korea and Spain.
From encouraging risky research to bolstering academic collaborations, keeping employees engaged and excited about their research is priority number one.
