The phrase "academic evaluations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context in which evaluations of an academic performance or achievement are being discussed, such as an educational environment. For example, "The teacher regularly provided the students with academic evaluations to help them track their progress."
Evaluations in the LRs were analyzed based on a conceptual framework developed from the CARS model (Swales, 1990) and the work on academic evaluations in Hunston (1993a, 1993b) and Hunston and Thompson (2000).
Gu's academic evaluations turned negative, after years of near-perfect grades, and he says the doctors he was observing in surgery became more demanding and critical of him.
The results remained anonymous and were not used in any academic evaluations or assessments of the participants.
In many instances, funding levels are among the key determinants for academic evaluations and success, and, as described by Stephen Quake have made universities "place their research agendas under the whims of external funding agencies" [ 15].
A spokeswoman for Pearson said the proposed conditions on financial reporting and academic evaluation were "not at all a sticking point".
This week the Republican-dominated State Senate rejected a motion that charter schools be required to get an "acceptable" academic evaluation to get continued financing.
You have to explain why, almost as if you're looking at it as an academic evaluation.
"It is disappointing to see a supposedly independent academic evaluation distorted in this way.
In its current stage of development, the prototype can be applied to academic evaluation settings, and not to industry settings.
The college admissions process is primarily an academic evaluation and students' personal characteristics are only considered after their scholastic performance has been appraised.
