The phrase "academic past" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone's previous educational experiences or achievements in an academic context.
Example: "Her academic past includes a degree in biology and several published research papers."
Alternatives: "educational background" or "scholarly history".
A leader in pediatric dentistry; educator and academic; past president of the American Society of Dentistry for Children; Captain, Army Air Force, WWII CBI Theaterr).
Now, with his own team, he is upfront about his academic past and, like Mr. Carter, goes further than the requirements.
Like Cameron Crowe slipping incognito into Ridgemont High or even Peter Farrelly (yes, of the gross-out Farrellys) affectingly infiltrating prep school in the autobiographical "Outside Providence," Mr. Perrotta shows an uncanny aptitude for stepping right into an academic past.
In my academic past, I had watched uneasily as colleagues were allowed to carry on with dead-end projects for years, all in the name of "academic freedom".
My academic past had my family believing that I would fall into that same category.
While music is his primary activity, Tucker has an academic past in game design that developed alongside his skill for production, so it makes sense to hear that his energetic, beat-driven music took some influence from his immersion in gaming.
The firm feeds its algorithms data gleaned from academic literature, past experience and due diligence about start-ups and their founders.
A Marxist critique of Postan emerged from the 1950s onwards, captured in the academic journal Past & Present.
We conclude with three key recommendations to move academic institutions past "research as usual".
-- JONATHAN J. LI Job market for historians loosens, but only slightly The past academic year saw a 10 percent increase in the number of academic positions in the United States in the field of history, but there are still more graduates with doctoral degrees than jobs advertised, according to a new report by the American Historical Association.
In the past, academic medical centers were typically the first to obtain and use new technologies.
