The phrase "academic journalistic" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the intersection of academic writing and journalism, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "The academic journalistic approach to reporting ensures that facts are thoroughly researched and presented with clarity."
Alternatives: "scholarly journalism" or "academic reporting".
Most reports – official, academic, journalistic – on the slum population of the world foresee a relentless increase in these agglomerations of human misery.
The Times has limited resources for moderating here, and while I try to pick up some of the slack, when all is said and done this is an unpaid venture on my part and has to take second place to actual duties, whether they're academic, journalistic, or familial.
Rhodes is presented in the article as arguably the key NSC operator, but had no military, intelligence, academic, journalistic, or geopolitical background prior to his mother arranging for him to become a writer for the Iraq Study Group.
The course at Imperial sets out to give us the academic and journalistic tools to represent science honestly and critically, even if we have to work within journalistic constraints.
They think my academic and journalistic work is less real than Zuckerberg's dog?
The Australian's editors stood by their reviewer as having "an impeccable academic and journalistic pedigree".
The quality of the chapters varies as the book vacillates between the academic and journalistic.
They think my academic and journalistic work is less real than Zuckerberg's dog?" he asked.
Most organisations on a par with the Gates Foundation are fair game for academic and journalistic investigation.
What do these first-person perspectives bring to our understanding of recent wars that academic or journalistic writing does not?
A number of the finest academic and journalistic minds of the 1960s and 1970s failed to grasp the horrors of Mao's totalitarian rule.
