The phrase "academically address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to approach a topic or issue from an academic perspective, often in research or scholarly contexts.
Example: "In this paper, we will academically address the implications of climate change on global agriculture."
Alternatives: "scholarly examine" or "intellectually tackle".
Medicinal uses, cultural importance, and the role of roses in medieval paintings are academically addressed but never difficult to comprehend.
The activities of the Initiative on Leadership and Organization are aimed at advancing research into leadership and organizations that is academically rigorous and addresses important questions for business and society.
The Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation focuses on academically rigorous scholarship addressing issues that matter most in practice.
"Once in college, students submit course selections, financial aid documents, and most importantly, college transcripts to us so that we can academically advise and proactively address any issues that may come up," says Jane Martínez Dowling, executive director of KIPP NYC Through College.
Informed by pre-clinical models, such as discontinuous dosing in BRAF-mutant melanoma [ 10], academically led trials can address more finely tuned ways of managing treatment resistance.
The Child School/Legacy High School is an academically rigorous, yet supportive community addressing the needs of a diverse population of special children, many of whom have failed in other schools.
Practically speaking, no matter how well-prepared students are to perform academically, seldom are they prepared to address the central question of purpose.
The prime minister has set in train a review of post-18 technical education, which is a much neglected subject, but does little to address the difficulties faced by more academically focused universities.
With these recent changes in mind, the questions we would like to address are: How do graduate programs remain academically rigorous while offering transdisciplinary engagement?
Blaine succeeded academically, graduating near the top of his class and delivering the salutatory address in June 1847.
