"academic dialogue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to discussions or conversations between students or academics related to the subject being studied. For example: "The students engaged in an academic dialogue about the history of the Roman Empire."
In a public manner, the pope's vocation as pastor of the church is not academic dialogue, one-on-one, which clearly Cardinal Ratzinger was comfortable with".
This bias, often unnoticed because it is assumed to be a self-evident sane view of the world — rather like believing that the sun rises in the east — can have something of a stifling effect on the dimensions of academic dialogue.
"There is great concern among a majority here that this will have a permanent effect on the atmosphere that promotes academic dialogue".
But the way most teens use Twitter does not foster in-depth academic dialogue.
In order to have a fair, balanced, and academic dialogue, more than one view must be present.
The new art was a pure art, no bullshit, it was big and bold and it ignored academic dialogue and theoretical dissertations.
We are therefore committed to supporting a range of public and academic dialogues about AI.
The real problem with the academic reform dialogue is that too few teachers are included.
Experiments were carried out using an academic information dialogue system, and validated with both simulated and real users, and results show improved interaction efficacy.
International sanctions (e.g. the TTS academic embargo) and dialogue with China have substantially contributed to the positive progress within China (e.g. development of the 2013 national donation program).
It can also, crucially, facilitate a more constructive dialogue between academic departments and the university administration.
