The phrase "academic venues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to places or settings where academic activities, such as conferences, lectures, or research presentations, take place.
Example: "The conference will be held in various academic venues across the city, including universities and research institutions."
Alternatives: "scholarly settings" or "educational locations".
Chen et al. [16] proposed a method for recommending academic venues based on the PageRank metric.
Boukhris et al. [17] proposed a recommendation technique for academic venues for a particular target researcher, TR.
Thus, the PageRank metric is computed on a mixed network where nodes are academic venues and authors and edges are the co-authoring and publishing relationships (author-vehicle).
Several dedicated academic venues address the topic including, for example, the Symposium on Biological Data Visualization and the EG Workshop on Visual Computing for Biomedicine.
She has published articles in a number of academic venues, and she is currently working on a book monograph about the consequences of U.S. detention and deportation.
The work has been around for thirty-six yeand and known all around the world - challenging labels, accommodating professional and academic venues, always a kaleidoscope of actors who sing and singers who act.
Spawned from a sci-fi worthy premise, the exhibition-meets-theatrical production springs out of the group's reaction to their stridently academic venue.
Published in both academic and non-academic venues on a number of sport and non-sport topics.
The cultural regeneration of Naples is central to the philosophy of the art subway, introducing the works of contemporary artists to people who would normally shy away from more academic art venues.
Secrecy in most other venues of academic governance, however, rarely serves a positive purpose.
She regularly addresses national and international groups of senior leaders in a variety of business, academic, and public policy venues.
