The phrase "academic shelf" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a physical or metaphorical space where academic resources, such as books or research materials, are stored or organized.
Example: "The library's academic shelf is filled with essential texts for students pursuing higher education."
Alternatives: "scholarly collection" or "educational repository".
However, until that sort of evidence becomes available existing evidence-based practice research would be left collecting dust on academic shelves.
What Eliezer (Shlomo Bar Aba) sees as irresponsible, airy speculation happens to be the specialty of his son, Uriel (Lior Ashkenazi), an academic star with a shelf full of books and articles on his curriculum vitae and a busy schedule of public lectures.
In addition to the Mma Ramotswe books, there is a trilogy about an Edinburgh philosopher Isabel Dalhousie, and a further trilogy The 2 Pillars of Wisdom, a crowd of children's books to be republished by Bloomsbury and half a shelf of academic works.
You can scour the shelves of academic libraries in vain to find the answers.
But as you get into it, you start to realize that it was not intended for library shelves or academic colleagues.
In February, conservatives forced a book on Hinduism by well-known US academic Wendy Doniger off the shelves, claiming it was insulting to the faith.
Now she lives in a neat, white-walled room with typical college decorations: post cards on the wall, shelves of academic books, a poster of the music group U2.
Bound in blue cloth, the book looks as if it might be found on a shelf in an academic library.
Will his report end up gathering dust on the second shelf of an academic's bookcase?
Through his long and stellar academic career, on his professorial shelves at Tübingen, Konstanz, Columbia, Harvard and the London School of Economics, he kept the few slim volumes of romantic poetry he had filched then, when he suddenly found himself free to take everything, but with almost nothing to take.
