The phrase "academic professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who work in academic settings, such as teachers, researchers, or scholars, often in a formal context.
Example: "The conference will feature a panel of academic professionals discussing the latest trends in educational research."
Alternatives: "scholarly experts" or "educational professionals".
"For most people on this campus, the academic professionals, it was very, very disappointing to see.
Research These blogs look at research and research skills in academia, as well as offering inspiration and guidance to academic professionals.
It is to, first, curious amateurs such as Camden and, latterly, academic professionals in linguistics, genetics and anthropology that we owe such understanding as we have of their connections and origins.
Of the 37 NEDs on remuneration committees who are not in business or financial services, 22 are in politics, the civil service or the BBC, one is a film producer and 14 are legal, accounting or academic professionals.
The findings from the University and College Union (UCU) - the UK's largest trade union which represents over 100,000 academic professionals - also showed 71 per cent of the 631 respondents highlight being either "often" or "sometimes" bullied and harassed by managers.
At Georgia Institute of Technology, teaching professors are called "academic professionals".
"We're seeing a resurgence, and we're seeing it across all markets — trade, academic, professional," said Tina Jordan, the vice president of the Association of American Publishers.
We need to focus on enabling the women who do choose a career in HE to progress, whether they are on an academic, professional or support staff contract.
Our focus remains on growing academic, professional, special interest and educational revenues to reduce the overall exposure of the business to the traditional book market.
This paper synthesizes the academic, professional, and policy literature on research partnerships with an eye toward technology policy.
Planning and installation: Planning/project management: academic, professional and technical services (Code 83).
