The phrase "academic constituency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals or stakeholders within an academic setting who share common interests or goals.
Example: "The university administration must consider the opinions of the academic constituency when making policy changes."
Alternatives: "academic community" or "scholarly stakeholders".
Secondly, in most instances, HIV/AIDS messages are not context appropriate and are unsuitable for academic constituencies most of whom are knowledgeable about the disease.
As tribes build scientific capacity, the collaboration model has moved from collecting data from tribes and reporting information back to them, to one of an equal tribal university partnership in the research and in the dissemination of results to federal, community, and academic constituencies.
No longer enjoying a bountiful source of funds -- with Congress calling for limited research funded by the National Institutes for Health (NIH) and the National Science Foundation NSFF) -- institutions are having a difficult time identifying their financial priorities while juggling the demands of their academic and political constituencies.
Many employees at Sheffield's two universities, especially academics, live in the constituency.
Moderate, secular, liberal politicians and their academic, business and financial constituencies had little choice but to ally themselves, directly or indirectly, with Mubarak's dominant National Democratic party, or enter a political wilderness of persecution and impotence.
A total of 43 participants attended, representing seven constituencies including academic, research and teaching institutions, donors and foundations, healthcare professionals associations, multilateral organizations, non-governmental organizations, partner countries, and the private sector working in the eHealth and mHealth arena in Bangladesh (Table 1).
GSC representatives facilitate communication between the council and their constituency (a department, academic program, living group, or demographic group).
Within each of these niches the admission office will look for the smartest kids – or at least those likely to survive the school's academic rigors – who satisfy the constituency's recruiting needs.
But it is easy to conjure up a conspiracy if you are unfamiliar with the facts -- namely, that in any institution regardless of size, the administration is composed of a collection of individuals each of whom represents a distinct constituency and an academic unit replete with its own specific mission, goals, and needs.
Because you will, in some capacity, represent science, your credibility with both scientific and nonscientific constituencies requires strong academic credentials.
We found substantive differences in views on the ethical aspects of ACTs within and across the key constituencies of consulting statisticians, academic statisticians, academic clinicians, and other stakeholders such as regulators and patient advocates.
