The phrase "academic materials" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to books, documents, articles, etc. that are used for academic purposes. For example: "I spent the day gathering academic materials to help with my research paper."
Pearson, the world's largest maker of textbooks and academic materials, has admitted "monitoring" the social media use of students using its tests.
Ms. Gao said she had turned to a mainland friend with access to such information, and had been given photocopies of "academic materials".
But now that the economics of ownership of academic materials is changing, he says, "the vast majority of universities don't know what they're doing.
"More traditional academic materials used in sculpture can be removed from everyday life but everyone has some kind of relationship with chocolate.
The report also questioned DfID's appointment of Sir Michael Barber, a senior executive at Pearson, the world's largest maker of textbooks and academic materials, as its chief advisor for education in Pakistan, saying it presented a conflict of interest.
Money troubles interfere with the academic performance of about one-third of all college students, and a similar number of students regularly skip buying required academic materials because of the costs, according to a survey released on Thursday.
As explanation, he states that the book is a memoir of his experiences while gathering academic material.
Universities will have to vet their student papers for copyright infringement before allowing academic material to see the light of day.
In less skilled hands, this academic material would be unpromising; luckily, Rosenfield has enough comic energy and intellectual muscle to succeed.
Cybermetrics describes its aim as "to support Open Access initiatives and therefore the free access to scientific publications in an electronic form and to other academic material".
The advantages of this schedule would include less free time for students to get into trouble; more time to develop skills; more time to explore academic material in depth; improved academic achievement; and higher completion rates.
