The phrase "academic logical" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe something that is logical within an academic context, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The argument presented in the paper was not only well-researched but also academic logical, making it compelling."
Alternatives: "logically sound in an academic context" or "academically coherent".
Being friends seemed logical.
Sure, Gardner proposes academic (verbal-linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial) and musical abilities, which are already part of the Federal definition.
Even though going into the administrative side of academic research is a logical move for some Ph.D. holders, the job still presents some challenges.
Studies of child care generally pursue academic knowledge through a logical and orderly search for new and valuable information, which can subsequently be utilized by practitioners on their own initiative (Alawamleh 2012; Rajasekar et al. 2013), or they seek more immediate solutions for existential problems requiring expedient evidence upon which to base practice (Yeasmin and Rahman 2013).
If asked to describe the purchasing of essays for submission for the purposes of gaining academic credit it seems logical to conclude that a reasonable person would conclude that such behaviour is 'fraudulent', particularly given the language associated with it (e.g. 'cheating'cheating
The integration of the library's information literacy services and academic skills support is a logical combination from a student perceptive.
Diehl is Juilliard-trained, academic in demeanor, attuned to the logical structure of a song.
The book has an academic feel; it is organized in logical sections and the writing is informative and pleasant.
It needs the logical approach of an academic and the pragmatism of a practitioner who is cognizant of local constraints and global challenges.
Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein has been regarded as a logical positivist by some academics because he distinguished between things that can and cannot be spoken about; others have argued that he could not have been a logical positivist because he emphasised the importance of mysticism.
