The phrase "academic mistakes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to errors or inaccuracies made in an academic context, such as in writing, research, or examinations.
Example: "The professor pointed out several academic mistakes in my thesis that I needed to correct before submission."
Alternatives: "scholarly errors" or "educational blunders".
"We teach them about the necessity of gracefully acknowledging when an academic mistake is made, and we talk (incessantly) about how easily online mis-communications can spread," she wrote.
Today such hypotheses are controlled by the academic world and mistakes can be avoided, but till a couple of centuries ago, when archaeology wasn't an established science, interpreting the facts was a subjective procedure and hypotheses were influenced by imagination.
A couple of years ago, I identified 10 irritating mistakes in academic CVs, and 10 suggestions for writing good cover letters.
Rising retraction rates, which tend to be higher in high-impact journals, show that even the peer-reviewed literature contains mistakes, and academic progress is based upon improving on the flaws in somebody else's work.
"If you think all the other failing charter schools aren't trying to figure out how to improve their academic performance, you're mistaken".
In Britain, officials and academics cautioned against mistaking the drumbeat for actual preparations for a strike in the near or medium term.
Or at least, there is when it comes to managers who make the mistake of being academic, methodical and foreign.
From what I've seen, and from my discussion with academics, it seems that the mistakes rarely result from deliberate fabrication.
The group describes itself as dedicated to strengthening "Catholic identity" at Catholic colleges and universities, "many" of which — including Notre Dame, apparently, the Gipper notwithstanding — embrace "a mistaken notion of academic freedom".
"Introducing [Leonhardt] to South China Normal University was the biggest mistake of my academic career," says Sailing He, who recently proposed to SAFEA that the Thousand Talents program dole out the resettlement subsidy over the course of a grant, rather than provide a lump sum up front.
