The phrase "academic conclusions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the results or findings derived from academic research or study.
Example: "The academic conclusions drawn from the study highlight the importance of early intervention in education."
Alternatives: "scholarly findings" or "research outcomes".
If we take into account all the data from this study, an important academic conclusion is that there are inherent – as yet unknown – properties encoded in HBV C2 that lead to higher persistence after acute infection.
Conclusions: Academic and athletic identity can predict sport conduct, and achievement goals partially explain these predictions.
Conclusions: Academic researchers engaged in tribal projects should become familiar with all three areas: sovereignty, ethics and informed consent, and IPR.
While perhaps useful in an academic sense, this conclusion does not likely strike the average aspiring homebuyer, or anyone else as "breaking news".
Indeed, Hewstone told me, other academic experts thought their conclusions were "bonkers".
One of the firmest conclusions of academic research into the behavior of Congress is that what motivates members first and foremost is winning elections.
Mr Castronova explains all this with clarity, wit and a merciful lack of academic jargon.Some of his conclusions may sound far-fetched.
It isn't surprising that academics come to different conclusions about this because it's a very difficult question to study.
The idea has a pedigree: BIS economists, in particular, have been arguing along these lines for years, finding more sympathetic ears among central bankers than among academics.Mr Taylor's conclusions are therefore oddly reassuring for those of orthodox mind.
Although it's common to think that politicians sell their votes to big contributors, the overwhelming conclusion of academic research is that in roll call votes, members of Congress follow their philosophical views and constituents' interests.
