The phrase "academic structures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the organizational frameworks or systems within educational institutions or scholarly environments.
Example: "The university is currently reviewing its academic structures to improve student engagement and learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "educational frameworks" or "scholarly systems".
Dr. Liu said he had felt hemmed in by outdated academic structures and the biotechnology industry's preoccupation with financial survival.
This is the university technical college (UTC) formula: they bring together the technical and the academic structures that make learning a bit more joined up.
The wider academic structures — the way journal papers and grant applications are reviewed, definitions of research quality and impact — need to be addressed if anything is really going to change.
His designs for the exteriors of his libraries and other academic structures tended to be modern and uncluttered, as was true of his interiors, which from the 1960's offered easy access to stacks and ample study space.
His other works in St . Petersburgincluded St . Georges Hall in the Winter Palace (1786–95), several bridges on the Neva, and a number of academic structures, including the Academy of Sciences (1785–90), the Catherine Institute (1804–07; now the Saltykov-Shchedrin Library), and the Smolny Institute (1806–08).
Scientists should therefore "be open to expert opinions coming from outside their selected group," and recognize "that relevant expertise is often available outside established academic structures".
She dropped out, no longer needing the academic structure.
So does the plan of the building, which expresses the school's academic structure.
"There's an unrestrained salary march, where universities are trying to superimpose an entertainment industry on an academic structure.
Although much was written about agriculture during the Middle Ages, the agricultural sciences did not then gain a place in the academic structure.
In the interview with WXYT-AM, as reported by The Associated Press, Hornung said: "We can't stay as strict as we are as far as the academic structure is concerned because we've got to get the black athletes.
