The phrase "academic to get" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its lack of grammatical structure and context.
Example: "I need to understand what you mean by 'academic to get' in your statement."
Alternatives: "scholarly to obtain" or "educational to achieve".
On Thursday Sir Michael Wilshaw, the chief inspector of England's schools, waded into the row, ordering the academics to get "out of their ivory towers".
The intention was to allow academics to get a better understanding of what was being looked for and how the search results were used.
But as it is Summer is the main time for most academics to get their research done (and many need big gaps in order to go on fieldwork).
Google will also lend its programming and computational expertise, helping with the computer analysis of the data – something that is traditionally very expensive for academics to get access to.
This helps us to explore how we can incentivise and induce academics to get involved in practical projects with the promise of data, consulting work and prestige of large evaluation programmes.
Urgent lobbying is under way by City folk and academics to get the Treasury to increase the supply of these bonds and alleviate the latest in the many problems of the pensions business.
The adjustment of the official death toll followed nearly a year of campaigning by journalists, activists and academics to get the government to officially acknowledge the scale of devastation because 64 people was always considered an underestimate.
The FBU is working with academics to get a true measure of the problem, and to counter some previous reports that maintained there was no greater incidence of cancer in the fire and rescue service.
Thuringia: Because of a teacher surplus, Thuringia does not offer programs for academics to get into teaching.
