The phrase "academic protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the established rules and procedures that govern academic conduct and communication.
Example: "Before submitting your thesis, make sure to adhere to the academic protocol outlined by the university."
Alternatives: "scholarly guidelines" or "educational standards".
Half-truths and fanciful speculation, shorn of academic protocols such as footnotes, can sound donnishly authoritative.
"I followed the academic protocols that colleagues of mine adopted in the past to survey demonstrations," he said.
Your response is as valid as our knowledge, and this re-hang presents a sort of release for the artist and their work from this encumbrance of academic protocols.
Although academic protocols generally call for getting people's consent before psychological research is conducted on them, Facebook didn't ask for explicit permission from those it selected for the experiment.
Dr. Hakala's exercise of his informed judgment thus adheres to academic protocols and does not impart any unscientific or unreliable element to his event studies.
Guttieri, too, has worked with international data-collectors: For a study on civilian reactions to Nigeria's 2003 presidential election, she and her colleagues trained Nigerian researchers to survey their fellow citizens using rigorous academic protocols for human subjects.
Lessons could be learned from the case of DMD: when the first clinical trials using ASOs were outlined, methods to measure dystrophin restoration relied heavily on standard clinical diagnostic techniques and academic protocols, and each research center used their own version of the methods.
This includes a minimum cumulative GPA requirement of 3.0 and academic probation protocol if a student's cumulative GPA falls below that threshold.
Note that academic (Institutional Research Board) protocol prohibits us from naming those interviewees.
