The phrase "academic inspection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or assessing academic institutions, programs, or performance.
Example: "The university underwent an academic inspection to ensure compliance with educational standards."
Alternatives: "educational evaluation" or "scholarly assessment."
They will be enlightened by new school "report cards" that set out matters academic (exam and inspection results), social (sport and healthy eating) and sundry ("partnership working" with other schools), both separately and in an overall grade.
School inspection and academic discourse has identified the relative weakness of the teaching of design in comparison with making.
Requests for inspection of academic records must be submitted to the registrar.
Copies of this policy can be obtained by calling the Registrar's Office at 410-516-9816410-516-9816. Requests for inspection of academic records must be submitted to the registrar.
"Researchers themselves must maintain labs from a safety perspective," advises Jim Kapin, 2006 chair of the American Chemical Society Division of Chemical Health and Safety and senior staff scientist with Advanced Chemical Safety, a firm that conducts academic research lab safety inspections and training programs.
As a result, much of his credibility rests on his academic record, which is now under inspection.
But apart from technical expertise, there are also crucial social and psychological skills to be learned, and this is where nuclear inspection diverges most from academic science, says Rodriguez, an inspector since 1987.
Currently available academic software still requires the manual inspection of variants using a combination of web tools and stand-alone packages.
For example, if teachers would not align their academic goals with health goals, extra health inspection staff would then need to be hired to check whether teachers were complying with health promotion requirements such as implementing PA classes.
