The phrase "academic commission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or body that is responsible for overseeing academic matters, such as curriculum development or academic standards.
Example: "The academic commission met to discuss the proposed changes to the university's grading policy."
Alternatives: "academic committee" or "scholarly board".
Former President Jimmy Carter and former Secretary of State James A. Baker III have said they will lead a bipartisan academic commission to review the federal election system.
When in London, his day often starts with a run, after which there might be meetings – he is president of the charity Alzheimer's Research UK, works two or three days a month for the US firm First Data Corporation, and serves on an academic commission on fragile states – or a gossipy lunch at someone's club.
The idea failed to garner unanimous support among the governors but won approval for an academic commission to study drug addiction as a "health, not a criminal, problem". "You don't go from an arrest 'em, lock 'em up situation to legalization overnight," Johnson said in an interview.
They received legal advice from lawyers and academics, commissioned a cinema advert which was shown around the country, got billboard ads and newspaper ads and received pledges of support from a whole host of people – including Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
A study by Glasgow University academics, commissioned by the Guardian, found that Scotland's actual wealth – the money kept within the country – was up to $5,000 £2,9900) per head lower than the GDP figures repeatedly cited by Alex Salmond, the first minister, and the Yes Scotland campaign in its drive for independence.
Academics, commissioned by lenders' trade body UK Finance, said the government should review its position.
The academic study, commissioned by the Guardian, involved close analysis of the speeches of leaders who have served 40 countries to ascertain levels of populist discourse.
The Digest was assembled by a team of sixteen academic lawyers commissioned by Justinian in 533 to cull everything of value from earlier Roman law.
Even more rent rises could be ahead for tenants after an academic study commissioned by councils found that the Government's policy of selling off council properties would drive rents up again.
The academic was commissioned to look into patient safety after the Francis inquiry into the Mid Staffordshire NHS scandal, where patients were left thirsty and in dirty conditions causing "appalling and unnecessary suffering of hundreds of people".
The Evidence Review Group, which is an independent academic group commissioned by NICE to prepare an assessment report for STAs, may perform independent searches to validate the completeness of the evidence submitted.
