The phrase "academics committed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals in academia who are dedicated or devoted to their field of study or research.
Example: "The conference will feature several academics committed to advancing knowledge in environmental science."
Alternatives: "scholars dedicated" or "researchers devoted".
His wife, Stephanie, is acting executive director for the Tobin Project, an alliance of the nation's leading academics committed to pursuing transformative ideas that improve the lives of fellow citizens.
It began in 2002, bringing together primary care academics committed to fostering leadership skills in early and developing career researchers, from the UK, Europe, the USA and Australia.
It's telling that professional academics, committed to ruthless empiricism and logic, are reduced to mystical, even spiritual platitudes when pressed to explain their opposition to grad-student unionism.
As the former president of a private science foundation, as an academic dean committed to helping all academic researchers (and their students) succeed in their careers, and as a research scientist, I am thankful for, and praise, the vision and leadership exhibited by this consortium.
Columbia University is an academic community committed to fostering intellectual inquiry in a climate of academic freedom and integrity.
— For decades, the Wake County Public School System — the nation's 18th largest — has been known as a strong academic district committed to integration.
The Committee will adjudicate all alleged academic infractions committed by undergraduates not under the jurisdiction of the Undergraduate Honor Committee.
The Division of Nephrology in the Department of Medicine offers fellows and faculty unparalleled prospects for research and clinical training in an atmosphere with ample opportunity to participate in University and community service, in an exciting academic environment committed to excellence, innovation and diversity.
Selection will be based on successful academic progress, committed intention to pursue a career in dietetics and health, potential for excellence or leadership in the field of dietetics and a high likelihood for successful placement into an accredited internship post-baccalaureate.
The Society of Ultrasound in Medical Education (SUSME) is an academic society committed to fostering collaboration and communication across multiple disciplines to promote ultrasound education globally [56].
She is also a charter member of Child Obesity 180, an initiative of private, public, non-profit and academic leaders committed to helping prevent childhood obesity through evidence-based initiatives.
