"academic collection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of academic materials or resources, such as books, articles, journals, or other materials that are used for research or study purposes. Example: "The university's library boasts an extensive academic collection, with thousands of books and journals covering a wide range of subjects."
The library has the largest academic collection in south-west England - 1.4 million volumes.
The notion of Authority helps up both in academic collection development and in reference.
The most stimulating chapters in the academic collection "A Critical Introduction to Mao," edited by Timothy Cheek, discuss Mao's "Sinification" of a European tradition of revolution.
Authority is one of the tools of academic collection development and reference, a necessary tool because we don't have the time or expertise to read and evaluate everything before we buy it, but we should be wary of using it too indiscriminately.
He concludes: "Cynthia Haven's mind-altering biography of this towering figure in 20th-century thought brings so much new information, and so many interpretive insights, that it's hard to imagine any full-service public library, not to mention any academic collection, without a copy.
The head of a Ghanaian king, preserved in formaldehyde in an academic collection in the Netherlands, will be returned to Ghana for burial, Dutch science minister Ronald Plasterk announced after a cabinet meeting today.
Wall or no wall, our academic collections continue to grow.
If the sale goes ahead, many believe it will set a disastrous precedent for other local authority and academic collections.
His flat was crammed in later life with shoeboxes full of cuttings, a data bank which not only fuelled his stream of postcards correcting error, but led to two major academic collections.
The collected materials broadly document the great diversity in contemporary Japanese film and its culture and represent types of materials often overlooked by academic collections and archives.
I think most of our visitors focus on Harvard's academic collections, but HLSL and the other library's at Harvard University also have an impressive collection of other books including ranging from mysteries, to thrillers, to graphic novels, and memoirs.
