The phrase "academic section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a part of a document, report, or publication that focuses on academic content or information.
Example: "In the academic section of the report, we analyzed the latest research findings in the field of education."
Alternatives: "scholarly section" or "educational segment".
"It's funny — when I was in New York, their books always went in my literary and academic section.
Issues arise when parents focus solely on the academic section of the tables and don't consider whether the school ethos is right for their particular child.
The marks were not computed by the academic section of the university for the transcript.
MR is the Convener of the International Forum of Quality Assurance in Pharmacy Education, Academic Section, International Pharmaceutical Federation, and a member of the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education ACPE).
BMC Ecology is currently divided into several editorial sections by subject area, overseen by a group of academic Section Editors who were each asked to choose a winning image that best represented their specialist field of research.
In this Editorial, our academic Section Editors and guest judge Dr Yan Wong explain what they found most appealing about their chosen winning entries, and highlight a few of the outstanding images that didn't quite make it to the top prize.
The M.A. program assistant will then fill out the academic department section (Section 3) of the CPT application for you to provide to Duke Visa Services.
The Department of Internal Medicine is made up of 11 academic sections, each with its own administrative structure.
We are also grateful for generous support from two MIT-SHASS academic sections: Global Studies and Languages, and Comparative Media Studies/Writing.
The department is organized into the following 11 academic sections, each led by a section chief who reports to the chair.
Partly, it is a debate about who will control the agenda of the academy -- the volunteer members who run the academic sections into which it is divided or the staff and board of governors -- and whether the university or the corporation is the right model for a 21st-century nonprofit scientific academy.
