The phrase "academic models" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to theoretical frameworks or representations used in academic research or education.
Example: "The study utilized various academic models to analyze the impact of social media on student engagement."
Alternatives: "scholarly frameworks" or "educational theories".
Bridge is betting that there is — in fact, its business and academic models are based on scale.
Part of that can be traced to the varying academic models used in the region — either an American model, a French model, or some combination.
The past few years have seen the best and brightest, obsessed by clever academic models, wreaking havoc in one area after another.
They're asked to devote themselves with a jealous exclusivity to an apprenticeship of knowledge and methods in order to be able to reproduce, with the greatest speed, academic models.
But in the early nineteen-seventies, academic models for how to index stocks began to gain traction in the media, which encouraged Jack Bogle, the founder of Vanguard, to introduce the first indexed mutual fund, in 1975.
Chŏng Sŏn, also called Kyŏmja (Korean: "Humble Study"), (born 1676, Korea died 1759, Korea), noted painter who was the first Korean artist to depart from the Chinese academic models.
The traditional academic model does not reward public humanities scholarship.
The academic model is widely used in the analysis of traveling wave ultrasonic motor (TWUSM).
A new, more academic model of the university arose, with campuses devoted to acquiring and dispensing "pure" knowledge without regard to direct commercial gains.
According to a colleague in German studies, this academic tradition can be traced back to the old German academic model.
Daniel Huttenlocher, the dean of Cornell NYC Tech, is the first to admit that this new academic model is rife with potential conflicts of interest.
