The phrase "academic funding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial support for educational institutions, research projects, or academic programs.
Example: "The university is seeking additional academic funding to support its research initiatives and improve student resources."
Alternatives: "educational funding" or "scholarship funding".
The team secured emergency academic funding, hired 30 black school teachers, and interviewed 437 local residents.
Until last year he was head of the Medical Research Council, the UK's largest public academic funding body for science with a budget of £460m.
At Tennessee, the chancellor, Jimmy G. Cheek, said the university would try to make up for the loss in academic funding through private contributions — a scenario that has raised concerns among faculty members.
"With cuts in academic funding, we wouldn't be able to do this without the BBC; the cost of the series is far bigger than any grant we might be able to get," says Reicher. "We are not cutting any corners.
Schütte added: Schütte originally hoped to write what he terms "the big, definitive book" on Kraftwerk, but was denied academic funding so instead arranged a conference, which will hear from musicians and music journalists as well as academics.
Benford, clearly a veteran of academic funding wars, opens his cleverly structured novel with a quotation from Portugal's Prince Henry the Navigator, who noted, at the beginning of the Age of Discovery in the late 15th century, that "no mariners or merchants would... ever trouble themselves to sail to a place where there is not a sure and certain hope of profit".
But Dr. Adamson said he had experience as an academic fund-raiser seeking research grants and that as a curator he had been involved in development work.
A deeply cynical academic fund-raiser fighting for his job is the protagonist of this darkly humorous satire, a witty paean to white-collar loserdom.
Elizabeth McKeveny, who works in academic fund-raising, and her boyfriend, Sean Hamel, who works in public relations, were paying $2,800 for a one-bedroom on the Upper West Side.
CUNY officials say that the four finalists for the Hunter presidency either have experience as academic fund-raisers or, have networks of contacts who could be potential donors.
The manuscript was financed by academic funds from the authors' laboratory.
