"academic domain" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a subject area of study or research, particularly in an educational context. For example: "My research is focused on the academic domain of linguistics".
Fig. 1 Example of a documents-oriented database for the academic domain.
Our proposal was evaluated on an academic domain, where links among researchers were predicted.
Applications are identified either from: 1) the same domain, or 2a) different academic domain, or 2b) real life.
Long restricted to the academic domain, Li-Fi, a light-based data delivery method is suddenly getting all sorts of attention.
We have also applied this approach to the analysis of cooperative work in the academic domain of investigation.
Now, Chinese ethnology has been constructed as an open academic domain and lifted out of the stereotype based on a certain school or ideology.
This aspect of the proposed model can be a source of attraction for applying this to other academic domains.
In a round-robin design, 358 students rated all classmates in the social (spending free time together) and academic domains (doing academic tasks together).
For example, the patterns of adaptive learning survey [29] can be adapted to a specific domain to measure motivational constructs across broad academic domains (i.e., math, science).
These motivational resources, in turn, contribute to success in science as well as in other academic domains (Fredricks et al. 2004; Wentzel 1997).
The development and growth of networks has led to a diverse number of academic domains with shared properties and/or unique properties.
