The phrase "academic document" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any kind of written material that one would typically encounter in an academic setting. For example, "In my academic document, I presented evidence to support my argument."
The principle is that an assignment is an academic document, like a journal article.
Incredibly, a 2012 academic document by Egyptian doctor Mohamed Kandil in F1000 Research, a peer-reviewed scientific journal, suggests there is "insufficient evidence to support the claims" that FGM type I is harmful when performed by medical practitioners.
Anyone suggesting a formula would be wrong, because unlike that academic document, an industry CV today needs to be customized to suit the opportunity.
Her zest for pastiche also runs to academic documents.
The deadline for submission of these academic documents is October 15.
GSAS may request additional academic documents, as needed.
The underlying survey was developed following a systematic literature review using academic documents written in English and published in peer-reviewed venues from 2006 to 2016.
This policy does not address signature authority and approval authority with respect to academic documents (which include faculty offer letters) and administrative documents.
This article examines the impact of computer-mediated communication — specifically the use of e-mail and GOVDOC-L — and the use of and design of Web pages on academic documents librarians' professional relationships.
Swartz, a co-founder of Reddit, was charged with wire fraud, computer fraud and other crimes for allegedly accessing and downloading academic documents from the JSTOR online database through the network of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Twenty-six semi-structured telephone interviews were conducted with academic documents librarians throughout the US to enhance and help clarify previous quantitative research data from a national survey conducted on the same topic by the author.
