The phrase "academic products" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various outputs or materials produced in an academic context, such as research papers, textbooks, or educational resources.
Example: "The university is known for its high-quality academic products, which include peer-reviewed journals and comprehensive study guides."
Alternatives: "scholarly materials" or "educational resources".
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… Without the defined academic productivity and rank requirements of the TTT type (e.g.,'publish or perish'), clinician educator faculty who face ever-increasing clinical demands may put less emphasis on producing measurable academic products, such as publications in peer-reviewed journals or grant-funded research".
They seem to think blog posts should be subject to the same criticism we lob at academic products as well as the same formal requirements for presentability (having read a great deal in a certain subject, earned degrees in it, published in peer-reviewed publications, etc).
Peer review is the standard by which the quality of academic products is judged.
In terms of social media as inreach, many researchers within academia may not treat blogs as serious academic products because they are not peer reviewed.
He went on: "Sport helps to promote the university, but there would be no academic product worth selling without faculty to defend academic standards and deliver quality instruction.
A powerful operating system, Unix, became an academic product, and thus widely available at low or no cost, the way Linux would be 15 years later.
Male faculty reported an interest in collaboration only as a means to the end result, or academic product [ 40].
The event attracted a mix of some 170 environmentalists, government officials, academics, product representatives, and chemical industry representatives.
An online platform was designed to involve faculty members, students, and visitors from industry and the general public to form groups for the mutual dissemination of academic knowledge, products and activities.
Apart from research activities in academic community, product development in industry is also included in this review.
