The phrase "academic finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a discovery or conclusion reached through academic research or study.
Example: "The recent academic finding suggests a strong correlation between sleep quality and cognitive performance."
Alternatives: "research discovery" or "scholarly conclusion."
But because most retail investors had piled in at the peak of the dotcom bubble, the asset-weighted return was minus 4.2% a year.How to reconcile these data with the academic finding that fund managers can still persistently outperform?
For example, the Boston story underlines the academic finding that there is no evidence that EU immigration is linked to higher unemployment.
Had he enlightened us with a substantial academic finding, we would have gladly published his theory, even if it was critical of us at Al Arabiya.
The academic finding about a staffer's half-life as a lobbyist suggests the financial wisdom of a common career move: Returning to the Hill after a stint downtown.
At this time, decades of research had already concluded that profit sharing raised productivity so Kennedy was reflecting that academic finding in his remarks.
The detection of HD by p62 positive,TDP-43 negative neuronal intranuclear staining again is an interesting yet somewhat academic finding since aside from those patients with atypical clinical features the current availability of a genetic test for HD would render such a biopsy of little practical use.
Unfortunately, this recommendation runs counter to many academic findings.
For an easy read, the book is sophisticated and well grounded in academic findings.
Their aim is to make academic findings more palatable for busy politicians and policy makers.
It was one of those academic findings that shouldn't be surprising, but is.
Hence, the process design and interpretation of academic findings regarding industrial condition requires an understanding of differences between scales.
