The phrase "academic survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a systematic investigation or study conducted in an academic context, often to gather data or insights on a specific topic.
Example: "The academic survey revealed significant trends in student engagement across various disciplines."
Alternatives: "scholarly survey" or "research survey".
But sometimes it takes a dry old academic survey to help you understand.
Not so surprisingly, a 2009 US academic survey found that just over 50% of women had used a vibrator.
Mr. Reed's well-written academic survey puts some of the fire back into the account of queer art's history.
Viewers are spared a dry academic survey of history's landscape, with its complex topography of statistic and detail, and its plate tectonics of trend and theory.
Ms. Ehara said that according to one recent academic survey, more than 50percentt of the male respondents acknowledged having paid for sex.
The institute is the world's largest academic survey and research organization and for 50 years has surveyed attitudes on everything from health and aging to child rearing.
Surveys provide one answer, and in particular the large academic surveys of the type carried out by the British Election Study team.
A decade ago a visiting female academic surveyed a (female) colleague's office and declared that the array of family photos was not just unprofessional but anti-feminist.
All of this is backed up by selected quotes from various commentators, the findings of several public opinion polls and a couple of academic surveys.
And how do all these compare to the comparable population groups in Hungary proper, and to Hungarians living in other places such as Transylvania in Romania or the Vojvodina province of Serbia?Nobody seems to be collecting this data, either in official statistics or in academic surveys.
Academic surveys have reported that straight chain fluorinated surfactants have the lowest surface tension in a relatively high concentration while the branched fluorinated surfactants show more efficient in a relatively low concentration.
