The phrase "academic notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to notes taken during academic lectures, classes, or study sessions, often containing important information or summaries of the material covered.
Example: "I reviewed my academic notes before the exam to ensure I understood all the key concepts."
Alternatives: "study notes" or "lecture notes."
The edition will include 3,500 academic notes to challenge his anti-semitic rantings.
This offers the text of Shakespeare's play, with academic notes and a full animated version to watch too.
Barbara Willenbacher, a German academic, notes that such zealots as Robespierre and Saint-Just made state control of successions a keystone of the French revolution.
Ali Bayramoglu, a liberal academic, notes: "Until recently, losing a son in service of the country was a badge of honour.
As Michael Swaine, an American academic, notes in "Dangerous Strait", reports suggest that there are now more American military programmes in progress with Taiwan than with any other major American ally.
It's based on the late poet's translation of five 15th-century Scottish adaptations of Aesop's Fables, with a mixture of text, animation, narration from Billy Connolly, and academic notes and interviews.
He was "highly trusted" by the Communist party's top leaders, the academic noted.
Prof Akin Oyebode, an academic, noted that Nigeria lacks high-speed trains while flights are often delayed.
D'Souza quotes one line from a book written by an academic, noting that this person taught Obama at Columbia.
The materials were filed chronologically, so it took a while before she got to a late comedy called "Is He Dead?" It was not exactly a discovery; the title had turned up in the occasional academic note or reference.
So it came as a shock to statistically minded fans when ESPN.com published a pair of articles by Tom Haberstroh, a basketball writer for the site, and Steve Ilardi, an academic, noting that home teams' winning percentage had dwindled from 61.2% in 2012-13 to a mere 53.7% through the first three months of the 2014-15 season.
