The phrase "academic in this" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to academia or scholarly work, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The research paper was well-structured, but the arguments were not sufficiently academic in this context."
Alternatives: "scholarly in this" or "educational in this".
But there is "academic" in this sense, and then there are academicians, professional artists elected by their peers to be members of the National Academy.
With the outstanding success of an academic in this post, an important principle was established, though it meant forgoing the contribution Flowers would undoubtedly have continued to make to physics.
Wolf also quotes Diane Eyer, a psychologist and academic, in this observation that has consequences right across the early years debate: "The notion of risk [has been] transformed from a dichotomy to a continuum".
And it was done by an expert academic in this space.
"Some of the best academics in this country – and sometimes the best academics in the world – a lot of them are using this.
The students, who attend Strath Haven High School in this affluent suburb west of Philadelphia, are part of an experimental curriculum that integrates so-called positive psychology into academics, in this case literature.
That has been the response, basically, of a growing number of politicians, economists and academics in this country, who are angry at statements by top United States officials that India's rising prosperity is to blame for food inflation.
Terri Dowty, one of the report's authors, replied, 'it's an appalling aspersion to throw at some of the leading academics in this field.
The Oxford conference aims to produce a research agenda to guide policy-makers and academics in this emerging field.
Given the low number of academic hospitals in this study (N=2), these findings cannot be generalised to academic hospitals as a whole.
