The phrase "academic visited" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an academic who has visited a place or event, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The academic visited the conference to present her research findings."
Alternatives: "scholar attended" or "researcher participated".
"People are still in shock that this is happening — they thought it would be limited to one neighborhood, but it is growing in size to other neighborhoods," said Fadi Salem, an academic visiting his family.
Two years later, because the Department for Education had done nothing, the group of academics visited the department again.
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During the Second World War Knowles, like many academics, visited military bases in Great Britain where she provided entertainment with her solo dance show, and valuable insights into French life and culture.
As soon as the rumor of foreign academics visiting the village of Xanthi in search of some odd parasites in dogs' eyes spread, a queue of old and young locals soon formed outside the cabin, with many more joining in the evening of the first day of field work.
In 1977, while on an academic visit to the Soviet Union, Angela Kasner met and subsequently married fellow student Ulrich Merkel, the man who was to provide her with the surname she now holds.
Li Bo was invited to pay an academic visit to University of Idaho in October 1981.
In 1978 China began to introduce social reform and opening-up policies, after leading an academic visit to Australia, Prof. Du realized that Chinese research work had lagged far behind their international counterparts.
The implementation programme included seminars, local implementation teams, regular feedback and academic visits.
In summary the implementation programme included multifaceted interventions, seminars, local implementation teams, regular feedback and academic visits.
