The phrase "academic coordination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizing or managing academic programs, activities, or collaborations within educational institutions.
Example: "The role of the academic coordination team is to ensure that all departments are aligned in their curriculum development efforts."
Alternatives: "educational coordination" or "scholarly coordination".
The new arrangement brings the two storied institutions closer and will create new research opportunities, says UC paleontologist Neil Shubin, who will become senior adviser to the university's president and help oversee the academic coordination of the two organizations.
Luiza Arueira Chaves was part of the academic coordination.
This gave the academic coordination the opportunity for early problem detection and problem fixing before the beginning of the course.
Under the general coordination of PAHO and the academic coordination of the Nucleus of Pharmaceutical Policies, the production of the pedagogic material of the course was developed.
An evaluative meeting occurred in Rio de Janeiro on March 2011, involving the general and academic coordination teams, professors, tutors and learners' representatives.
Positive features mentioned included the support of the academic coordination through the forums and regular meetings, the mandatory and further readings, the videos and the playful activities of Module 2 and the importance of the asynchronous forums for discussion and exchange between learners from different countries.
The themes related to perceived learning needs of staff nurses related to the role of clinical instructor were the need for clear objectives from the academic affiliate, more coordination and acknowledgement by the academic affiliate, and addition education in dealing with students with diverse learning needs and accommodations.
The development and application of the CVSERVAPS-12 was only possible due to the collective commitment of the professorial team, tutors, academic and general coordination, and their willingness to be perpetual learners, by revising, discussing, listening and making the required changes and corrections together during every step of its development.
Such criteria include minimization of risk, optimization of economic impact, and coordination with academic policies, programs, and operations of the Institute.
Frumkin and his colleagues (at CDC's National Center for Environmental Health) recently suggested that public health agencies in coordination with academic institutions, non-governmental organizations, and the private sector are well positioned to respond to climate change by building on the essential public health services that they already provide [23].
31 The mhGAP Intervention Guide 31 supports the use of a variety of psychosocial interventions for child behavioural problems, including: family psychoeducation, parent skills training, coordination of academic supports, specific psychological therapies, family-based problem-solving techniques, and caregiver support.
