The phrase "academic solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, research, or problem-solving within an academic setting.
Example: "The university offers various academic solutions to help students succeed in their studies."
Alternatives: "educational solutions" or "scholarly solutions".
Other academic solutions were applied in some concrete validations.
Here, we review "antibody informatics," which may integrate the above three fields so that bridging the gaps between industrial needs and academic solutions can be accelerated.
It is important to clarify that the academic solutions in this category do not perform a dynamic analysis on the entire file, rather dynamic analysis is only performed on the JavaScript code that was extracted from the PDF file.
Full dynamic analysis consumes significantly more resources than the dynamic analysis found in academic solutions but is probably better at detecting malicious PDF files, because it provides a better indication of the file's real purpose.
Academic solutions on the other hand typically consist of the combination of sequential tools for specific steps in the analysis.
However, this initiative was unique in challenging these collaborations to focus on generating evidence that the academic solutions are relevant to the needs of local populations.
From the Husky, it was easy to overlook environmental issues and fathom the appeal of oil development — easy to see the allure of a derrick dressed up in lights and looming 10 stories over a desolate landscape where the leading academic solution to social and economic stagnation had been to surrender and let the land lapse into buffalo commons.
Tiber's academic solution to the very non-academic problem of getting more people access to adequate healthcare has its roots in lessons learned (and taught) some 1,600 miles north of Ponce, in the lecture halls of Touro Medical College in New York City.
The laser, developed with Federal support since the 1950s, was initially seen only as an academic "solution waiting for a problem" [18], but now it has a growing number of applications (for example, telecommunications and medical technologies) benefiting diverse aspects of our lives.
At a time when many schools find it difficult to engage children's interest in core subjects, and to inspire a culture of high aspiration, it is tempting to look for non-academic solutions.
Establish partnerships with mobile service providers to offer academic innovative solutions.
