The phrase "academic crew" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals involved in academic pursuits, such as students, researchers, or faculty members working together on a project or within an institution.
Example: "The academic crew collaborated on the research paper, bringing together their diverse expertise to enhance the study's findings."
Alternatives: "scholarly team" or "academic group".
"Navigators of Thought" features failed academics as the crew of a greasy tugboat.
The favelas are crawling with academics and camera crews as never before, as if waiting for them to explode for the World Cup and the Games.
In looking at the documents he left behind, I am also inclined to believe that he was nostalgic for an Afghanistan that at one point was considered a mini-Paris for visiting Pakistanis, Indians, even those few movie crews, academics, and shaggy hippies who went so far, and into such remote corners of the country, that my father had, on a number of occasions, put them up.
About 30 academics and graduate students, plus crew, spent a week gliding through dark waters, past looming snow-topped mountains and glaciers, in a bracing chill conducive to focused thought, giving the problem of consciousness another shot.
Mr Kejriwal's upstart party is made up of a motley crew of activists, academics, liberals, journalists and leftists.
If you're looking for great food and a centrally located place where you can rub shoulders with visiting academics, dignitaries, businesspeople and even crew jocks, the Charles is the place to stay.
The technology is being developed as part of the i2M Standards initiative of the Global Center of Innovation at the University at Albany, where a large crew of scientists, academics, curators, conservators, artists, lawyers and insurance specialists are collaborating to establish new standards of authentication.
The three other defendants sentenced to death on Saturday are documentary producer Ahmed Afify, EgyptAir cabin crew member Mohammed Keilany and academic Ahmed Ismail.
This is an extreme feat, so much so that she thinks: "Maybe ESPN2 should send a camera crew to cover her academic career.
In a statement, Benno Schmidt, the board's chairman, and Matthew Goldstein, CUNY's departing chancellor, praised Dr. Crew's "exemplary record of academic, administrative and governmental accomplishment, combined with classroom experience and a strong commitment to students".
