The phrase "academic picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a representation or understanding of a particular academic subject or field.
Example: "The academic picture of climate change has evolved significantly over the past decade, incorporating new research findings and perspectives."
Alternatives: "scholarly perspective" or "educational overview".
Lately, some French academic pictures — like a good deal of British Pre-Raphaelite and Victorian art, thanks largely to the fancies of Andrew Lloyd Webber and other epicurean celebrities — have ascended to respectability at auction, bringing dollar prices in the substantial six figures, with the odd million for a choice Gérôme or Bouguereau.
In 1954, a glorious parody of Lever kühn appeared in the form of Gottfried Rosenbaum, the lovable émigré composer in Randall Jarrell's academic satire "Pictures from an Institution".
When you step outside the realm of "academic medicine," the picture seems to change considerably.
A "rarely seen" Victorian interactive children's book which reproduces animal noises is to go on display following an academic conference on picture books.
Third, a core competence is difficult for competitors to imitate because it is a complex harmonisation of individual technologies and production skills.The two academics painted a picture of the corporation as a tree whose roots are its particular competencies.
What Riley shows is that vocation-oriented teaching, teaching beholden to corporations and politically inflected teaching do not square with the picture of academic labor assumed by the institutions of tenure and academic freedom.
The picture of academic provincialism that he painted was a stark yet familiar one.
State officials here insisted that the test scores offered a clear picture of academic achievement.
Innovative ST metrics can provide a more complete picture of academic medical center environments.
But as the Monk program moves to the end of its first academic year here, the picture has changed considerably.
