The phrase "academic ties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to connections or relationships within the academic community, such as affiliations with universities, research institutions, or scholarly networks.
Example: "The conference aimed to strengthen academic ties between researchers from different countries."
Alternatives: "scholarly connections" or "educational affiliations".
Takeo Kanade, another Carnegie Mellon roboticist who has academic ties to the field on both sides of the Pacific, agrees.
And through its academic ties, Symbol can identify talented engineering students, many of whom the company recruits.
Mr. Branch's academic ties included serving as trustee at Emory, Davidson and the Georgia Tech Research Institute and director of the Columbia Theological Seminary.
Technology is also helping restore academic ties to countries that were part of the former Soviet Union, especially to ethnic Russians living there.
Another Connecticut cheese-maker with academic ties, Elisa Santee, makes cheese from the milk of 11 Jersey cows at her 140-acre Foxfire Farm in Mansfield.
After Keeler became its director in 1898, the observatory established a graduate fellowship program and strengthened academic ties with the University of California's Berkeley campus by arranging to have its staff teach there.
"This has allowed the military and hard-liners to run foreign policy," said a Beijing-based academic with ties to the leadership.
According to a party academic with ties to the family, Mr. Bo's former police chief, Wang Lijun, accused Ms. Gu of transferring abroad a sum equivalent to hundreds of millions of dollars.
Yet at some point well before fleeing Chongqing, Mr. Wang filed a pair of complaints to the inspection commission, the first anonymously and the second under his own name, according to a party academic with ties to Mr. Bo.
A party academic with ties to Bo said Wang had twice filed complaints to the inspection commission before his flight to the US consulate, claiming Bo had "opposed party central" authorities, including ordering the wiretapping of central leaders.
Academic research ties academic success to the actions of parents and their influence really does start early on.
