The phrase "academic complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of academic institutions or facilities, or to describe a psychological state related to academic performance or identity.
Example: "The university's academic complex includes several libraries, lecture halls, and research centers that support student learning."
Alternatives: "educational institution" or "scholarly environment".
At its zenith, the latter academic complex supported some 200 scholarly institutes and centres.
Forest City Ratner is also developing the Metrotech commercial and academic complex, on the other side of Jay Street.
But the new academic complex that Baruch opened last year, at Lexington Avenue and 24th Street, includes a new athletic complex with a 1,200-seat 1,200-seat
These, however, are less interesting than other elevators in the main academic complex that attract scant attention.
Right across the Indian Institute of Technology's expansive academic complex, Arupjyoti Saikia, a historian, has reached much the same conclusion from a far more anecdotal, almost personalized approach.
He was also part of the UCLA RAND academic complex whose operations researchers coined the term management science and conceived the idea of The Institute of Management Sciences.
He has handled complex multimillion dollar projects including retail and entertainment centers, office parks, conference centers, academic complexes, assisted living facilities, golf course communities and residential subdivisions.
This project would be on land where otherwise facilities could be built with hundreds of well-paying jobs, many connected with the medical, design and academic complexes in the very same neighborhood.
Boston is a world capital of the military-industrial-academic complex, but also a home to its sharpest critics.
Dot-orgdom was the first civilian settlement in cyberspace after its invention by the military-industrial-academic complex.
If the urbanistic publishing-academic complex substituted the words "the world" for "the city", the grandiosity of their projects would immediately be exposed as preposterous.
