The phrase "academic part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the educational or scholarly component of a subject, program, or activity.
Example: "The academic part of the curriculum focuses on theoretical knowledge and research skills."
Alternatives: "scholarly aspect" or "educational component".
No one seems to be paying attention to the academic part of it".
Previously, only the academic part of the degree was eligible for the loans.
"The academic part has to remain in the forefront," she said.
The GMAT test was a good predictor of students' grades on the academic part of the programme, but not on the applied project.
He holds forth, part academic, part polemicist, in a spacious office on the fifth floor of Philosophy Hall on the northeast corner of Columbia University's quadrangle.
Although both I and my youngest seemed capable of handling the academic part of our education, we have been regularly faulted by teachers for behavioral "problems".
Leading law firms, including Eversheds, Lewis Silkin and Simmons & Simmons, have shown an interest in the scheme and helped develop its contents – the academic parts of which will be taught in partnership with law schools that offer the traditional graduate diploma in law (GDL) and LPC courses.
But some activists and academics, part of a growing social movement known as fat acceptance, suggest that we rethink this war — as well as our definition of health itself.
The second thing is that, as the non-academic part of the news clearly indicates, Brexit is failing.
Part academic study, part concert film, the movie features some wonderful performances of Johnson's music.
Pupils are divided by age 13, with the most academically inclined going to grammar schools while others follow a part-academic, part-vocational path.
