The phrase "academic steering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to guiding or directing academic programs, policies, or initiatives.
Example: "The committee is responsible for academic steering to ensure that the curriculum meets the evolving needs of students."
Alternatives: "academic guidance" or "academic direction".
The academic steering committee of the OLH is packed with heavy hitters, and well on course to do for the humanities what PLOS did for the sciences.
The study was run by an independent academic steering committee.
BC, FB, FD and DH made up the academic steering committee of the study.
The work was led by an academic steering group in England.
Over the course of the project, we worked closely with academic departments, a steering committee, and an advisory group comprised of faculty, staff, and students.
As such, he was a vital figure in steering academic life at the renowned Rockefeller University in New York City, where he spent most of his scientific career.
As is common practice, the company arranged for a group of experts — mostly academics — to form a steering committee to guide and publish the experiment.
"My deep pride is outweighed only by the immense gratitude I have for this transformative institution, and for the faculty and staff who have been instrumental in steering me towards academic success". Wong, who studied abroad in Spring 2016 through the Columbia in Paris: Reid Hall program, speaks French and Mandarin and is currently learning German.
3 A MINAP academic group, reporting to the steering group, has been established to facilitate access to the data.
The academic representatives on the 24-member steering committee include food experts from the Universities of Cambridge, Leeds, Dundee, Aberystwyth and Harper Adams, among others.
The steering committee comprises nine academic and community oncologists and two breast cancer advocates; a steering committee chair is elected from these members annually.
