The phrase "academic collaborative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a partnership or joint effort among academic institutions, researchers, or scholars working together on a project or initiative.
Example: "The university has established an academic collaborative to enhance research opportunities and share resources among participating institutions."
Alternatives: "scholarly partnership" or "educational collaboration".
In The Netherlands, examples of attempts to create such multi-actor networks (knowledge platforms) include academic collaborative centres, which are structural collaborations between universities and municipal health services [ 5, 35, 37] with dedicated systemic intermediation to optimise interactions.
Since the study is embedded within the academic collaborative centre on supervision (AWT), there is a close collaboration with the Dutch healthcare inspectorate (IGZ) during all phases.
In The Netherlands for example, several academic collaborative centres have been set up; these are structural collaborations between local governments, universities, and municipal health services [ 5, 35].
Academic collaborative centre.
Table 1 Academic Collaborative Centres These centres have been funded by The Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development (ZonMw) since 2005.
We evaluated to what extent the Academic Collaborative Centre Limburg (ACCL), a Dutch boundary organization linking policy, research and practice, has improved knowledge transfer and exchange between the three domains.
And while the number of students and faculty is greatly reduced -- we have no regular summer classes -- tens of thousands of people are on campus for a long-standing music festival; more than another thousand visit us for camps; and hundreds more are here for various academic events, collaborative research projects and internships.
I knew big pharma was looking for academics for collaborative research".
This was reflected in the talk of scientists interviewed for this research; discussions of industry collaborations abound with acronyms such as MTA (Material Transfer Agreements), NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) and CDA (Confidential Disclosure Agreement), which refer to the kinds of formal contractual agreements that govern particular types of academic-industry collaborative working.
The beginnings of this investigation into the potential links between limited eyesight and breakdance were presented at Sheffield during the city's Festival of the Mind, a 10-day event that brings together artists and academics for collaborative projects that seek to publically illustrate science and its findings.
A community-academic research collaborative in southern California sought to address some of these methodological challenges by conducting environmental justice research that makes use of recent advances in air emissions inventories and air exposure modeling data.
