The phrase "academic participation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the involvement or engagement of individuals in academic activities, such as classes, discussions, or research.
Example: "The university encourages academic participation by offering various workshops and seminars throughout the semester."
Alternatives: "scholarly engagement" or "educational involvement."
Main Outcome Measures: Instrument measures of physicians practicing PRM, including demographics, geographic distribution, practice sites, training, academic participation, special interests, and research interests along with willingness to participate in collaborative research, association in other organizations, and communication preferences.
I would be reluctant to single out the New Deal as a particularly strong example of academic participation.
Then, it showed the validated results with radar diagrams, reflecting the different perception of spatial models based on the qualitative two-way content and survey data, public and academic participation, according to the sense of place and field concept.
There was a great deal of academic participation, but there was a great deal of participation of lawyers, George Wall came in from the law, Adlai Stevenson came in from the law, Harry Hopkins came in from the New York State apparatus, and so forth.
A program managed by Kersten's staff that includes academic participation is the Biomass Research and Development Initiative.
The Japanese cluster creation policy encouraged academic participation and created a mutual effect of launching new university startups.
While degrees and academic participations are important, they are no longer the only goal in their lives.
As we have seen, there are various motivations that can influence academics' participation in university industry interaction and academic entrepreneurship.
A further limitation arises from the fact that assessing only documented influence on changes to legislation and regulation (e.g., on the basis of references made to research outputs in policy documents) will overlook the more complex, qualitative aspects of academics' participation in the democratic deliberation and implementation of public policies.
Eight fictitious résumés of business graduates varying in terms of academic performance, participation in extracurricular activities and gender were rated by 349 Portuguese working adults.
The terms "fraternity" and "sorority" describe groups of men and women who join together to offer friendship, academic support, participation in campus activities and service to the community and university.
