"academic drawing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to technical drawings or diagrams made as part of an academic exercise, such as a drawing made to illustrate a scientific concept in an educational setting. For example: "The students completed an academic drawing to demonstrate the flow of energy through a food chain."
David's powerful portrayal of male nakedness comes out of the tradition of academic drawing the Wallace show explores.
Surrealism coexists with a meticulous, almost academic drawing of a woman's back.
He had spent years in academic drawing and in his early career had produced conventionally modelled studies.
Drawn in graphite and white gouache on colored paper, the images recall academic drawing channeled through contemporary romantic fiction illustration.
"We see that even when Degas paints something seemingly visionary, it is based on a concrete, academic drawing," Ms. Clausen Pedersen said.
The New York Times published a story about Landis in January of 2011, saying that the preceding November he had appeared "at the Ackland Art Museum at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, bearing a French Academic drawing".
The former academic drew their attention in the mid-1980s with essays on Islam and the West.
More than a decade ago David Baron, an academic, drew attention to the need for firms to integrate market and non-market, that is political, strategy.
She worked with French and British academics drawn from different social sciences, and from all over France.
Once the conversation gets off the ground, Bragg brings in other questions and ideas, continues to extract insights from the academics, draws toward a conclusion, and swiftly wraps up.
If prices are jumpy one day, they will probably be jumpy the next day too; if they are flat one day, they will probably be flat the next.Reassuringly, some of the more blatant effects weakened after academics drew attention to them.
