The phrase "academics are expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the anticipated standards or responsibilities of individuals in academic settings.
Example: "In this university, academics are expected to publish their research annually to maintain their positions."
Alternatives: "scholars are anticipated" or "faculty are required".
Most academics are expected to research, teach and carry out administrative duties.
I asked him if he saw any conflict in interest in signing an ad paid for by an energy company, when academics are expected to be impartial arbiters.
However, unlike in America, where successful academics are expected to be politically active and socially accomplished, his reputation in Britain is muddied by his neoconservative politics and his relentless socialising.
About 1,500 participants, half of them academics, are expected for its informal mixers, merchandise fairs, panel discussions and lectures, said Heather Mitchell, public relations director for the event and a doctoral student in medieval literature at Duke University.
In the British system, academics are expected to be involved in not only research and teaching but also administration.
Because the Nobel Peace Prize must go to an individual or organization, The Guardian reports that the academics are expected to formally nominate organized groups of volunteers from the Greek islands, or else individuals within those groups.
Much of the discussion surrounding a national minimum wage — led by government, business, labor and academics — is expected to focus on the amount.
Vice-chancellors, university managers and senior academics were expected to attend the conference in the autumn, which would look at all aspects of online essays.
In April a government panel of industry experts and academics is expected to call for substantial investment in geothermal plants for the first time in more than two decades.
His published papers can be counted on two hands, whereas academics now are expected to churn out several a year, and when I ask if he feels this has come at the cost of space for intellectual thought, he says: "I was certainly uncomfortable with it.
Individuals –students alongside lecturers and academics - are expected to become industrious self-improvers, driven by external goals and striving to improve one's own performance.
