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Discover LudwigThe phrase "academic textbook" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a book that is designed for use in educational settings, typically covering a specific subject in depth.
Example: "The professor recommended several academic textbooks for the course to help students understand the material better."
Alternatives: "scholarly textbook" or "educational textbook".
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It's impeccably researched but never reads like an academic textbook.
And $71 is hardly prohibitive for an academic textbook.
I was reading an academic textbook and minding my own business.
And he reclaims soft power from all those whom he thinks have misused the concept in its journey from academic textbook to newspaper editorial.
He was backed by MPs ranging from Dr Andrew Leigh (Labor, economist, academic, textbook geek) to Alex Hawke (Liberal, Hillsong member, accused "right-wing extremist").
Mr Miliband can sound like a clever student lisping a recital from an academic textbook; this speech was effective because it successfully combined head with heart.
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Add in digital audio books, book apps and digital academic textbooks, and we see a sector broadening not wilting.
Editis had many suitors, including Gallimard, one of France's most prestigious publishers, which is keen to expand into academic textbooks.
But the most successful ones tend to be intellectually voracious, too, even if the information they gather isn't necessarily found in academic textbooks.
He loves the way in which Gadda employs non-literary Italian in his masterpiece - slang, dialect terms and phrases, even the dry language of academic textbooks.
Women confined to bed "need some upper-extremity exercise desperately to help them care for their child or children after delivery," said Dr. Irion, who will publish one of the first academic textbooks to address bed-rest exercise later this year.
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