The phrase "academic stimulus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an incentive or motivation related to academic pursuits, such as learning or research.
Example: "The university introduced an academic stimulus program to encourage students to engage more deeply with their studies."
Alternatives: "educational incentive" or "scholarly motivation".
The debate on austerity versus stimulus, in academic circles, is in large part a debate about the validity of a property called Ricardian equivalence, which is observed in this type of model.
Results indicate that whilst policy innovations do not appear to be a major stimulus for academic research, studies nevertheless address a range of landscape aspects, types and scales (albeit with a slight bias towards bio-physical landscape aspects).
Unlikely; after all, he's the boss, and the school's board is likely to subscribe, as he does, to the theory that passionate and innovative teachers, not class size or a flashy curriculum, are the stimuli for academic success, particularly with underprivileged children.
The debate among candidates about stimulus measures is largely academic, because economic conditions are almost sure to be entirely different by the time a new president takes office a little more than a year from now.
"We expect [lawmakers] to focus on stimulus funding for the academic research community and the overall science and engineering enterprise in difficult economic times," he said.
Twombly's response to this stimulus was, however, anything but academic, as he expressed himself with a radical language of highly coloured stains and energetic brushwork.
The ease of use of the single digital measure to evaluate creativity of visual stimuli provides academics and students an initial assessment of the quality of content selected prior to subjective aesthetic judgment.
In the emotional imagery script, alluding to an oral academic examination, specific details of the situation were elicited referring to specific stimulus and response particulars, including physical and interpersonal context details, verbal and cognitive attributions regarding the people involved.
A group of 32 leading transport planners and academics last week warned the coalition that grand projects to create a stimulus for the flatlining economy risked backfiring, and could not guarantee the employment or growth they promised.
