The phrase "academic fast" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a period of fasting related to academic pursuits, but the expression is unclear without additional context.
Example: "During the academic fast, students focused solely on their studies without distractions."
Alternatives: "scholarly fast" or "educational fasting".
For academic fast-trackers, this first research position is also the time when applications for a personal fellowship start.
Cooke, who was losing academic ground fast in New York, said he was proud of the B's and C's he has been getting here.
In the early career model for the United States, we find that scientific recognition is associated with broad academic education, fast completion of PhD, and a record of independent postdoctoral research, while in Europe these factors are much less prominent.
We developed a categorization system for chief complaints (CC) in an academic ED fast track (FT) area, so that a curriculum based upon actual CC and clinical experience could be designed for learners.
Certainly, the OED-centric opening is the sort of thing that would sink the heart of any academic marker faster than the Bismarck.
Barlow had also concocted the mix of academic expertise and fast footwork for which Wilson had such flair.
Educational, cultural and academic institutions are fast emerging as a key battleground between a broadly secular left and Hindu nationalists.
Mr. Jiang is an unusual hybrid — part policy insider, part maverick — in a growing debate among Chinese officials, policy advisers and academics about how fast and far to limit greenhouse gas pollution, which now well exceeds that of any other country.
Paris-Saclay will be part of a chain of centrally planned, academic "grand projets", fast-tracking research in the way that a generation ago France was building high-speed railways or the monumental architectural projects in Paris.
