The phrase "academically based" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It describes something that is rooted in or related to academic principles or theories. Example: This study is academically based and examines the effects of social media on mental health in college students.
The most common setting for the administration of infliximab is in community-based or academically based clinics.
Penn's Netter Center for Community Partnerships is a national leader in academic service learning, having offered over 160 Academically Based Community Service Courses.
It did not take long to realise that Baker's new national curriculum was academically based.
One academically based breast cancer clinic implements decision and communication aids as part of routine clinical care.
A broad range of undergraduate and graduate Academically Based Community Service courses combine intellectual learning with active involvement.
Most Internet mentoring programs that have been set up in the last five years by universities, companies and nonprofit groups are academically based.
Choose between a theme-based and an academically- based curriculum.
All six schools are considered to be academically focused, based on their historical records of students going to university, and draw their students mainly from families with higher SES backgrounds.
In sixth grade, about 40% of students entering charters were academically proficient based on state learning goals, compared with about 27% of students entering district-run schools.
Compare, but do not contrast, the verdict of Ronald Radosh (City University of New York, emeritus): I found her thesis to be academically first rate, based on a wide-ranging use of primary and secondary source material, with a thoughtful analysis and sound conclusions that derive from the evidence….
In this research paper we will show an academically sound approach based on the Delphi Method for creating multi-stakeholder scenarios.
