The phrase "academic wisdom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to knowledge or insights gained through academic study and experience, often in a scholarly context.
Example: "The professor shared her academic wisdom during the lecture, providing valuable insights into the subject matter."
Alternatives: "scholarly knowledge" or "intellectual insight".
The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis was contrary to prevailing academic wisdom, and was effectively ignored.
His strategy is a distillation of the academic wisdom he hears on campus.
The following challenges this academic wisdom and assumption which states that such networks, attributes and capacities do not warrant attention from either university, or industry.
That agenda, which up till now, has been of little interest to either university or industry because the prevailing academic wisdom has considered the cultural and environmental value of this third mission (into networks, attributes and capacities) to be a venture neither fundamental enough, nor sufficiently strategic to warrant particular attention (Deakin, 2010a, 2010b).
overturned the conventional academic wisdom that such children suffer no disadvantages when compared to children raised by their married mother and father.
There is another great book, Women & Leadership, with an unfortunate bubblegum pink cover, that nonetheless compiles a wealth of academic wisdom on that topic, and which I submit has significant business sustainability leadership implications.
This has partly disproved the powerful academic conventional wisdom of the 1990s of fragmentation and social isolation in American life.
The proximity to renowned universities like UC Berkeley, UCSF and Stanford provide an endless amount of opportunity to young entrepreneurs looking for words of wisdom, academic expertise and a motivated (cheap) workforce.
The Posse program reveals the poverty of the conventional wisdom governing academic success.
Technologies have been crucial in education in terms of transmitting both academic knowledge and local wisdom to society.
Some participants say their time on SHArK has helped them prove they can communicate, manage, mentor younger students, and work as a team -- the "soft" skills needed in a lot of professional work that conventional wisdom says academic scientists don't possess.
