The phrase "academic methods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to techniques or approaches commonly employed in academic research or education.
Example: "The study utilized various academic methods to ensure the validity and reliability of the results."
Alternatives: "scholarly techniques" or "educational approaches".
This article surveys existing academic methods for the detection of malicious PDF files.
Children training through game playing are more effective than traditional academic methods.
You might end up finding new appreciation for your course at home, or considering ways to incorporate foreign academic methods and cultural experiences into your English studies.
"Universities are good at addressing even the most psychologically difficult issues, so I thought we could expose it to the timehonored academic methods".
The use of research-based teaching and enquiry-based learning exposes students to academic methods much earlier in their undergraduate courses, as does interacting with engineering researchers and learning about what they do.
While every student is different, the promise of travel and adventure has led some to ditch traditional, academic methods in favour of moving to a country where they can be fully immersed in the language they are trying to acquire.
Nor is the academic method of polling always foolproof.
Art's knotty relationship to subjectivity makes it impossible to teach using a rigid academic method because judging, assessing, and evaluating art is such an equivocal process.
And, thirdly, we know that the Academic method of argument was dialectical: Carneades made it his practice to argue for and against any and all philosophical views.
Secondly, we know that Philo had developed a way to popularize the Academic method by incorporating it into a technical system of rhetoric (see Cicero On the Orator 3.110 118 and Tusculan Disputations 2.9).
Two aspects of the wider context omitted by the excerptor, however, suggest that Philo's ethics were in fact based on the Academic method of argument on either side.
