"academic correctness" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It refers to the use of proper grammar, punctuation, and language conventions in academic writing. You can use it when discussing the importance of following academic standards in writing, such as in a class or academic paper. For example, "In order to maintain academic correctness, it is essential to carefully proofread and edit your papers before submitting them."
When he lands from double air turns in fifth position, the pleasure is not in his academic correctness but in his softly luxurious ease.
There are supported pirouettes and ensemble sequences in unison; steps that retain academic correctness of position; pas de deux that have strong men showing off flexible women.
On Monday, the women (Maria Riccetto, Isabella Boylston, Renata Pavam, Yuriko Kajiya and Stella Abrera) gave distinctive, clear accounts of their variations, although they, like Veronika Part as the Lilac Fairy, were frequently hampered by the sluggish orchestral tempi that made some solos look like exercises in academic correctness.
But Mrs Cheney, who made her name crusading against academic political correctness rather than Tinseltown excess, was no match for Holy Joe.So far the Democrats have lost almost nothing from their embrace of morality.
And though many observers have the impression that affirmative action programs in particular, and academic "political correctness" in general, unfairly give women the edge when it comes to hiring and promotion decisions, the new survey results suggest otherwise.
John K. Wilson blogs at www.obamapolitics.com and is the author of five books, including the new book "Barack Obama: This Improbable Quest" (Paradigm Publishers) and the forthcoming "Patriotic Correctness: Academic Freedom and Its Enemies".
But even the most relentlessly descriptive academic linguist believes in "correctness conditions" in grammar, as Geoff Pullum calls them.
Another review bemoans the "current era of political correctness and academic appeasement" that has has tainted recent writing on Islam.
Political correctness and academic over-specialisation have indeed hurt the quality of much that is said in the media and taught in the universities.
To many of Dr. Bailey's peers, his story is a morality play about the corrosive effects of political correctness on academic freedom.
Logic is eternal, of course, and not vulnerable to the vicissitudes of time, historical memory, academic fashion, and political correctness.
