The phrase "academic may not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not permitted or allowed in an academic context.
Example: "In this course, students academic may not use unauthorized resources during the exam."
Alternatives: "scholars are not allowed" or "students cannot".
On the other hand, academics may not have the time to become power players, racking up a huge max chain on Ikagura or playing Diablo three times through without dying.
Academics may not be well positioned to comment on teaching standards at other institutions, but it is clearly well within their remit to have a view on where the most significant research is currently taking place within their field.
Florian: For scientist couples, senior academics may not only fail to represent that much needed role model but they might even be unsupportive towards those couples that do want to combine a family and two careers.
With the passing of time and the initiation of proceedings against other former or serving heads of state, new generations of lawyers and academics may not immediately realise how unlikely the Milošević proceedings seemed in the 1990s and how fundamentally they impacted on international criminal justice.
This descriptive report for an academic institution may not reflect that of private and community physician groups in non-academic settings starting a credentialing programme for ultrasound.
This descriptive report for an academic institution may not reflect that of private and community physician groups in non-academic settings starting a credentialing programme for emergency BUS.
While academic pressure may not cause mental illness, it can act as a trigger.
Indeed, a quiet academic life may not be likely for a populist like Mr. Aristide, whose popularity may surpass any other contemporary political figure.
The Huskies, who scored 826 for the 2009-10 academic year, may not make the cut for those two- and four-year averages and could face more penalties.
Viewing a collection of 19th- and 20th-century European academic art may not sound like the most diverting cultural activity, but the works on display at the Dahesh Museum in the I.B.M. Building on Madison Avenue are not the scribblings of great artists who were bored in math class.
