Sentence examples for academically robust from inspiring English sources

Such dialogue has been presented variously as a means of generating 'impact' or 'relevance' or of increasing levels of 'knowledge utilisation.' Joint projects promise the elusive goal of research which is simultaneously academically robust and useful to practitioners.

Thanks to the local community foundation we latched on to the third sector capacity building cluster under the Institute of Public Affairs at Bristol University who were looking for subjects of all shapes and sizes for independent, academically robust evaluations of economic and social value of social enterprise.

The module design, governance structure, funding arrangements and management approach to the partnership provide a case study in conducting international comparisons of health systems that are both academically and clinically robust and of immediate relevance to policymakers.

"It is essential that the diploma sufficiently equips candidates with the skills and knowledge they need to flourish on our courses and we want to be fully assured that any new diploma lines are sufficiently robust and challenging academically".

However, TLBO has not been academically reported for solving the robust machine layout design (MLD) problems with dynamic demand.

The result is an academically credible scientific discipline [ 37], whose evidence is based on robust scientific methodologies [ 73].

Academically ineligible?

And academically?