The phrase "academic system for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured framework or organization related to education or scholarly activities.
Example: "The university is implementing a new academic system for evaluating student performance."
Alternatives: "educational framework for" or "scholarly structure for".
Drawing on 18 years of panel data for the 89 most research-intensive US universities, this paper examines changing relationships between commercial and academic systems for the dissemination and use of new scientific findings.
Each military academy has its own military culture, academic system and standards for varsity sports participation.
That's close enough to a superhuman feat in China's academic system, where intense competition for tenured positions has created a rampant 'publish or perish' culture among the lower ranks.
I hope my results can serve as a ticket to a better place, but I will always be mindful of those students I encountered at my sixth form college: despondent, with an underlying belief that the academic system cannot provide anything for them.
The result from this analysis is that the relevance and reputation of environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology in the academic system have been decreasing for years and also today, in 2016, the prospects are not good.
Women may be less inclined than men to choose a research career, and the brain drain from the academic system is more pronounced for women than men (http://www.gleichstellung.uzh.ch/politik/gleichstellungsmonitoring/GLM_Datentabellen_2013.pdf).uzh.ch/politik/gleichstellungsmonitoring/GLM_Datentabellen_2013.pdf
- E. Pain Getting one of the few permanent positions available each year in France is challenging enough, but the peculiarities of the French academic system make it even harder for non-nationals.
The majority of nurses had completed post-registration clinical courses but this specialist nurse education within the new academic system was an unknown thing for them.
Some say the academic system bears much of the blame for the rise of predatory journals, demanding publications even from teachers at places without real resources for research and where they may have little time apart from teaching.
The academic system was corrupting, and it was time for the writers to get out.
