The phrase "academic may be" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could potentially be used in a context where you are speculating about something related to academia, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The findings of the study suggest that the results academic may be influenced by various factors."
Alternatives: "may pertain to academia" or "could relate to academic matters".
A third, suggests Robert Macfarlane, a mountaineer and academic, may be that people's senses are starved as they become ever more glued to screens, creating a longing for what Henry Thoreau called "Contact!
The easiest option may be for you to visit the careers service at your institution, even though I must warn you that the degree to which a university careers service can help an academic may be very variable.
Academics may be thrilled.
Academics may be invited to give lectures and evaluate training methods.
First of all, it suggests that academics may be focusing too narrowly on fees.
Karen Kelsky – "Dr Karen" as she calls herself – is worried that UK academics may be shocked at her message on her tour of universities this month.
But while they may be willing to expose an unpolished set of ideas to a group of peers, academics may be less eager to have those peers turn around and broadcast those ideas to the world".
Elizabeth Burke, a programme-maker who works with star broadcaster professor Amanda Vickery, says academics may be surprised to know that when a producer rings them up for a chat, they're already being "auditioned".
Picking a poor performer might elicit the response: "Why are they recommending this rubbish?"Indeed that bias, along with other psychological tics identified by academics, may be a reason why markets are ultimately inefficient.
Some academics may be branded as biodiversity researchers for their interest in evolutionary biology and speciation.
Misuse of registry-based data for political reasons is rare, but should that happen, data storage at independent universities (where data access is limited to academics) may be preferable to the current status where data are stored with government agencies.
