The phrase "academic which will" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward construction that lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The academic which will lead the seminar is highly respected in the field."
Alternatives: "scholar who will" or "academic that will".
There are plenty of sobering presentations by eminent academics which will show you the forbidding scale of the cuts we must make.
Students can also apply for countless college scholarships based on their merit and academics, which will help lower tuition rates.
But in academic culture, which will always require the attention of the state".
Where this is offered, students with mental health issues will be able to reach their academic potential which will serve them for the rest of their lives.
To earn the equivalent of an academic diploma, which will allow them to attend a university, Alabama's students must master a foreign language.
Most courses include a significant research project, which is generally in the last year, and occasionally this can lead to those crucial academic publications which will look so fabulous on your CV.
It is UUK who have proposed the theft of pensions from our academic staff, which will disproportionately affect those in already casualised positions, many of whom are women and people of colour.
No. Dissertations will be made available online, through the university's research repository, Academic Commons, which will be considered the repository of record for Columbia University's PhD, DMA, DES, and JSD dissertations.
Agreements for the exchange of information shall be used to the maximum extent practicable to create at each Department of Veterans Affairs medical center which has entered into such an agreement, an environment of academic medicine which will help the hospital attract and retain highly trained and qualified members of the medical profession.
Most of the center's academic appointments, which will eventually double the size of its faculty, will be joint ones, not only in the humanities, where the center's faculty is already strongly represented, but also in the arts, social sciences, and even the natural sciences.
