The phrase "academic contact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a connection or communication with someone in an academic context, such as a professor, researcher, or academic institution.
Example: "I reached out to my academic contact at the university to discuss potential collaboration on the research project."
Alternatives: "scholarly connection" or "educational liaison."
First, alumni want continuing academic contact.
Although his writing style had previously been fussy and academic, contact with Bellow improved it.
Recent graduates and current students should provide at least one recommendation from an instructor, professor or other academic contact.
Ethical approval from the College of Medicine Research Ethics Committee COMRECC) formally identified a local academic contact and required that Malawian laboratories and researchers would be used where possible.
Key observations were: a. Main academic contact: a partnership with the University of Malawi (UNIMA), College of Medicine (Blantyre), (following project authorisation from the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Malawi Government).
He keeps up his academic contacts by lecturing occasionally at Columbia or the Brooklyn Institute.
George didn't try to lock up the technology for himself and allowed us to continue to publish and maintain strong academic contacts.
The network of academic contacts he had built in America was tapped to fill top jobs in central banking and at the IMF.
He served a five-year term as the BBC's National Governor in Scotland and cultivated international academic contacts, particularly with the University of Lodz in Poland.
Indeed, Wilfried Dumon had and has an extensive and tightly knit network of warm academic contacts the world over.
As far back as the pre-Oslo days, when the Israeli government forbade all relations between Israeli citizens and the Palestine Liberation Organisation, the first significant links were forged through academic contacts.
