The phrase "academic organisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an institution or group that is focused on education, research, or scholarly activities.
Example: "The academic organisation is dedicated to promoting research and collaboration among universities."
Alternatives: "educational institution" or "scholarly organization".
The American Studies Association (ASA), which has more than 5,000 members, is the most significant US academic organisation to back a boycott of Israeli educational institutions following a two-thirds majority vote.
So too were new forms of corporate and academic organisation, such as the insurance firm Lloyd's of London and Britain's Royal Society.Indeed, the very arrival of the coffee-house a publicoffee-house al classes to gather, exchange gossipublicdebate the great issues of the day—was in itself a force for change.
Recent satellite images show that North Korea has been conducting tests at a rocket launch site, says a US academic organisation.
In [2] the authors studied the effects of media use on relationships in an academic organisation and found that those pairs of participants who utilised more types of media (including email and videoconferencing) interacted more frequently and therefore had a closer relationship, such as friendship.
It is performed by an external academic organisation using an interactive voice response system.
The first academic organisation dedicated to health systems research (Health Systems Global) was established in 2012, in the wake of two international conferences organized in 2010 (Montreux) and 2012 (Beijing), at which our research programme was represented.
He works with a range of public, private, third and academic organisations.
"As well as liaising closely with both large and smaller players in the energy market, we engage regularly with academic organisations and environmental groups," said a Decc spokesman.
"He is also a vastly experienced leader of academic organisations, finding new ways of drawing out their inherent strengths and bringing their expertise to bear on society.
The researchers are also seeking support from other academic organisations including the Royal Society, the Academy of Medical Sciences, the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Psychiatrists and the Society for Biology.
Factors the court considered included the scale of Japan's program, whether it met the scientific targets it sets; and the degree to which the results of its hunt were coordinated with academic organisations.
