The phrase "academic stint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period of time spent engaged in academic work, such as teaching, studying, or conducting research.
Example: "During his academic stint at the university, he published several influential papers in his field."
Alternatives: "academic period" or "scholarly tenure".
Most, however, were ready to welcome him and, after academic stints elsewhere, he was eventually appointed a professor at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton.In academic terms, Mr Weil was a catch.
Meanwhile Rose must to her own self be true when her fiancé, an American academic doing a stint at Oxford, asks her to move to England and give up her Ohio teaching job.
Adam Posen, another outspoken US academic with a stint on the MPC under his belt – he left last year – is cautious about junking the inflation target, despite calling for the Bank to take more aggressive action, such as lending directly to cash-starved businesses.
His academic career included stints on the faculty of the LSE (1957 65), the University of Sheffield (1965 71), and Birbeck College, London (1971 84).
Lifton, whose academic affiliations include stints at the City University of New York, Yale and, most recently, Harvard, has devoted himself to studying how individuals have coped with extreme circumstances: war, torture, genocide.
It also recommends a 6-year term for ORD chiefs and attracting more top-notch academic scientists to stints at EPA labs.
He found that he could solve difficult equations more easily by relating them to geometrical forms, and filling in the algebra afterwards.After a variety of academic positions, including a stint at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton under John von Neumann, a computing pioneer, Dr Mandelbrot went to work in 1958 for the research arm of IBM.
His postdoctoral work has included stints in academic research as well as consulting and leadership positions with industry startups in India and in Silicon Valley, California.
Gibbons will also help develop the science advisor's post and aid ongoing efforts to strengthen training, increase dialogue with scientists, and recruit more academics to serve stints as science fellows within several departments.
