The phrase "academic constructions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to theoretical frameworks, models, or concepts developed within academic disciplines.
Example: "The study explores various academic constructions that shape our understanding of social behavior."
Alternatives: "scholarly frameworks" or "theoretical models".
The fecund language and exuberant inventiveness that have distinguished Mr. Rushdie's best novels have given way here to more conventional, even academic constructions.
While critical scholars have contemplated their positionality in the field, what gets overlooked is how academic constructions of their "field" can discount indigenous peoples' knowledges of "home".
Finally, all three make the point that policymakers' definitions of evidence do not match academic constructions of 'evidence'evidence
Yet the library, at 148,000 square feet, manages not to seem distinct from the rest of the campus, which has not had any new academic construction in 36 years.
This system was evaluated by an independent panel of experts: academics, construction company representatives and software vendors.
A planned 15-story academic building is still under construction.
A major $20 million expansion/refurbishment of the campus has recently been completed which, amongst other things has allowed construction of a new academic building for the business program.
* Henry N. Cobb of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, for its design of the Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati, "a study in balance, between renovation and new construction, academic peace and construction schedules, gathering places and study places".
Construction is nearing completion on its new 83,000-square-foot Vance Academic Center, the first new academic building there since 1973.
"Others sent people immediately," Mr. Sumita said, referring to academics and construction industry experts.
Academics in construction must endeavor to instill a culture of sustainability in the curricula of their students.
