The phrase "academic provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the resources, services, or arrangements made to support academic activities or education.
Example: "The university has made significant academic provisions to enhance the learning experience for its students."
Alternatives: "educational resources" or "academic support services".
As schools' academic provision has been stripped back, so too have many of the extra-curricular activities.
The new polytechnics greatly extended opportunity and broadened academic provision, with vocational and sandwich courses and challenges to the single-subject degree.
"It's the students' right to demand a high level of academic provision, a high level of student experience and a high level of care from the university.
Today, it houses parts of the academic provision for earth sciences and law, and graduation ceremonies are held in its Great Hall.
This baseline data collection was followed by the implementation of a suite of interventions including academic detailing; provision of wall posters and PSI cards (to be attached to the identification (ID) badge) and group feedback presentations on results of the audit.
A subsequent Ontario-wide randomized controlled trial demonstrated that a standardized lecture given by formal opinion leaders improved nodal harvest in colon cancer, but academic detailing and provision of a toolkit yielded no further improvements [ 26].
The Graduate Division administers the student parent policies set forth by the Graduate Council of the Academic Senate, including provisions for extensions for academic milestones and employment accommodations.
One in particular, known for its stellar academic and extracurricular provisions, costs over $30,000.
These funding bodies make provision in academic research grants to pay for publication charges for the research they fund.
Many people associate vocational track programmes with low academic performance, poor quality provision and blocked future pathways.
