The phrase "academic entities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to organizations, institutions, or groups that are involved in academic activities, such as universities, colleges, or research institutions.
Example: "The conference will bring together various academic entities to discuss the future of education."
Alternatives: "educational institutions" or "scholarly organizations."
The study was performed during a Canadian multidisciplinary research project, involving industrial partners, a research institute, and three academic entities.
Today, such data are collected through a patchwork of several dozen monitoring sites operated by a mixture of government and academic entities around the globe, including fewer than a dozen in the United States.
Dan Huttenlocher SM '84, PhD '88, a seasoned builder and leader of new academic entities at Cornell University, has been named as the first dean of the MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing.
The Innovations in Government Program is one of the world's premier academic entities for recognizing and promoting excellence in the public sector and fostering innovative policy solutions to the 21st century challenges of governing.
While the exterior treads gently in its built and natural environment, the interior draws its essence from the distinct human culture that calls it home: two academic entities that merge the rarified fields of mathematics and computer science with the organic complexities of human society.
The downtown Houston site has been used and owned by academic entities since the 1850s.
Education does not exist as an academic entity in its own social vacuum: social provision is determined by the social and economic framework of society.
The question appears to be cultural: emergency physicians know that their "niche is more related to timing, location, and access to care rather than ownership of a specific organ system or set of diseases" [3]: is it enough to justify the rising of an academic entity like a specialty?
Throughout his honorable career Mr. Bonnard received numerous medals and decorations from governmental, academic, and private entities.
For many years Janet has advised international government, academic, and corporate entities on entrepreneurship, high tech strategy, planning, assessment, etc.
Does it matter, in the sense that it is now evident that many, many other entities – academic, commercial, governmental – could have harvested the data of users under previous Facebook policies, for which Mark Zuckerberg, the company's ethically callow controller, apologised before committees of the US Congress last week, without apparent loss of face?
