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"academic questions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to questions that are related to academic study such as scholarly research, theories, and concepts. For example, "This article raises some interesting academic questions about the institutional power dynamics of the education system."
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academic questions
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Plural of academic question
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Not that you're likely to ponder such academic questions while you're watching "Julius Caesar".
Never mind that the academic questions seem a bit contrived, a bit airy, unconvincingly portentous.
Teachers, parents and administrators are also beginning to look beyond the academic questions, studying research about the health effects of overscheduling and stress.
Academic questions of that kind require field work to answer; two decades later, Petraeus has his controlled experiment, and his research is remarkably well funded.
But Haitians in the New York region are doing more than just debating academic questions -- they are taking urgent, tangible steps.
Because the ability to attack the academic issues is completely clouded by all the anger that underlies it, so that you can't get at the academic questions.
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In response to a question posed in the legislature on the province's authority over banking, he said that he could not conclusively answer such an academic question, but referred the questioner to the British North America Act, 1867.
It seems like an arcane academic question.
It is not merely an academic question.
It is not an academic question.
It is more than an academic question.
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