The phrase "academic stance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or viewpoint taken by an individual or group in an academic context, often related to research or scholarly debate.
Example: "In her research paper, she clearly articulated her academic stance on the importance of interdisciplinary studies."
Alternatives: "scholarly position" or "intellectual viewpoint."
In most cases, higher education institutions do not tolerate researchers holding other positions at companies in addition to their current academic position; however, this stance could be a barrier to entrepreneurial intention and hinder academic entrepreneurship in general.
The rush to catch up has placed public campuses in an awkward stance: cutting academic programs and instructors at the same time they are expanding development staffs and investing in a fund-raising infrastructure.
Recently, three U.S. academic organizations, as a stance against Israeli politics, supported resolutions declaring their boycott on intellectual exchange with Israeli universities, and, by implication, Israeli scholars.
Quick facts: I greatly appreciate Vanderbilt's commitment to academics over athletics, a stance embodied by the administration's decision in 2002 to abandon its athletic department in order to give their student-athletes a "more complete college experience".
Like his Greek predecessor, Socrates is out of joint with this world, though his critical stance is less academic: "The policeman, the salesman in the store, the newspaperman or the TV anchor, Socrates didn't trust any one of them.
And in contrast to many left-leaning academics, he combined his classroom stance with practical action.
The election was held on September 10 , 2012 and Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, an academic and activist with a moderate stance, was elected president.
Those of us involved in "bioincubation" want to help the bioentrepreneur along that road by shifting the academic culture toward a more entrepreneurial stance and providing hands-on support to the start-up business.
They quickly realized their stance could potentially compromise academic freedom and withdrew the statement to revise (a year later, it is still under revision).
Stephen's academics are top-notch, but the stance of the Community School is not to ignore a student's psychological deficits while skipping ahead to schoolwork or life skills.
Although Autrecourt was no skeptic — on the contrary, he attacked the "Academics" or ancient Skeptics — his philosophical stance challenges the prevailing Aristotelian tradition.
