The phrase "academic database" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a database that contains scholarly articles, research papers, and other academic resources.
Example: "To conduct a thorough literature review, I accessed the academic database provided by the university."
Alternatives: "scholarly database" or "research database".
"Type 'third sector leadership' into an academic database and almost nothing turns up," he says.
A search under "GMO" in the academic database ScienceDirect reveals 33 peer-reviewed articles in September alone.
Two years ago, he was indicted on multiple felony counts for downloading several million articles from the academic database JSTOR.
For several years, I worked for business and academic database companies, including ProQuest, where I was vice president for sales.
Two years later, however, he repeated the same trick, allegedly using MIT's computer network to download around 70GB of papers from academic database JSTOR.
"We take pride in curating the largest global and proofread academic database offered by any service, more than 35,000 individuals," Forster explains.
Systematic searches of academic databases, journals and ancestry searches identified nine studies that met inclusion criteria.
Crucially, academics will not be allowed to put links to their papers in central academic databases, making it very difficult for anyone else to find the paper.
Among the 3018 articles retrieved from 5 academic databases by a comprehensive search, 59 articles were identified manually and then analyzed.
We have conducted a systematic mapping using a number of automated searches from the most relevant academic databases to address these questions.
Multiple academic databases were searched, ranging in scope including PubMed, Embase (Elsevier), CINAHL (Ebsco), Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar, resulting in 95 unique records.
