The phrase "academic term and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific academic period or context, often in relation to courses or schedules.
Example: "The academic term and its associated deadlines are crucial for planning your studies effectively."
Alternatives: "academic session and" or "school term and".
Admission is valid for one academic term and a new application is required for subsequent terms.
As well as the restrictions on protests, it suspends the current academic term and provides for when and how classes are to resume.
Because her volleyball team did not make it to the playoffs, she had a full week before basketball started -- which served her well, as it coincided with the end of the academic term and a batch of tests.
Under the original F-1 visa regulations, students were permitted to work a limited time on campus -- usually 20 hours per week during the academic term and full-time during the summer.
Following my high school explorations, I conducted research while an undergraduate at Harvard, both during the academic term and through summer research fellowship programs, including the Harvard College Program for Research in Science and Engineering.
Planned with much precision, the Rotaract banquet occurs at the end of the semester during dead week to congratulate members for their commitment to service throughout the academic term and (honestly) to take a break from the stress of finals season.
In academic terms, and allowing for grade inflation, the evening got a solid B: satisfactory, respectable, even worthy.
"A double major program should be completed in eight to ten academic terms and should be planned in advance.
As I forge ahead with my own research, the lack of fit between learning and success on academic terms and those that social media rewards and reinforces become increasingly apparent.
The private sector is probably more rigorous in pure academic terms, and if you want homework set and marked from the age of five, then the state sector probably isn't for you.
The media was a small Thai text book with exercise about the roots of the academic terms, and how to make the prefix and suffix with the root terms.
