The phrase "academic rounds" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a medical or educational context to refer to a series of discussions or evaluations conducted by a group of professionals, often in a clinical setting.
Example: "During the academic rounds, the team discussed the latest research findings and their implications for patient care."
Alternatives: "clinical rounds" or "educational rounds".
[Quote 2] "[a clinical rotation] is a bit different to [a theoretical module] because you basically have a round every day or an academic round with questions.
On recent evidence at least, success in academic promotion rounds is also consistent between full and part-time staff.
Mr. Xu, a soft-spoken, owlish academic with round glasses and feathery hair, is a prominent figure in China's top art institute.
McGahern still lives on and works a farm in Leitrim, and friends say that even though he has held high profile academic posts round the world as a visiting professor he remains essentially a countryman.
"He was a good academic all-rounder, but sport was his obsession.
This number was increased by 5% to account for losses and by an additional 10% to control for confounding, yielding a sample size of 207 students for each academic year (rounded up to 210 students per academic year).
I want you to manage this child (with diagnosis of marasmus) as having failure to thrive so that we can give a holistic approach in the management' (Senior academic; ward round).
For UK academics, this round of expert bashing by politicians sits at odds with the direction of research policy and funding in recent years.
Turkey has been accused of violating academic freedom by rounding up university teachers who signed a petition denouncing military operations against Kurds in the south-east of the country.
In addition to the institutional investor specializing in commercial spin-outs from academic institutions, the round was padded out with smart money from a number of angels specializing in high growth education technology.
