The phrase "academic term with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific academic term or concept in relation to another subject or context.
Example: "The academic term with the most relevance to our discussion is 'cognitive dissonance.'"
Alternatives: "academic term related to" or "academic term associated with".
This paper describes an activity developed during one academic term with students of Architecture that study English (ESL) and Spanish (ELE) as a second language.
Adelphi University, whose enrollment plunged 62percentt during the turbulent 12-year administration of Dr. Peter Diamandopoulos, released figures today showing that it is starting this academic term with a surge of new students on campus.
In addition to study, students enrolled at UCD during the spring semester, the option of pursuing a summer internship (following the completion of the academic term) with a corporate, non- profit, union or governmental agency may be possible.
study is 18 to 24 months (three to four academic terms with summer in between); students admitted in candidacy for the M.S.E.
Student Housing has a sublease database to make it easier for graduate students to find sublease tenants for one academic term per year, with certain restrictions.
A white paper on the project describes the Annotation Studio team as "a combination of classroom instructors, designers, and software developers who meet throughout the academic terms, often with student users, to engage in a collaborative design process focused on end users from the start.
Regarding their vocational subject knowledge, most vocational teachers can be viewed as 'low skilled' in academic terms compared with other teachers.
The organization was chartered as the Epsilon Chapter of the national historically Native American sorority in 2006, and was officially recognized by the college as a full chapter beginning with the fall 2006 academic term.
For students, CUREs may reduce the stress associated with balancing a research internship with course work during a regular academic term (Rowland et al., 2012).
"Many students struggle with having to budget a large amount of money over an academic term," he adds.
"There's actually an academic term for that.
