The phrase "academics concluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when summarizing the findings or opinions of scholars or researchers on a particular topic.
Example: "After extensive research, academics concluded that climate change is accelerating at an alarming rate."
Alternatives: "scholars determined" or "researchers found".
Some firms have made new commitments on sugar reduction since the academics concluded their analysis.
Far from being "psychopaths of the sea", individual sharks possess distinct personalities, the academics concluded.
The academics concluded that most members of the public had got used to the idea of wrongdoing by politicians.
International academics concluded the textbooks did not incite violence against Jews, but showed imbalance, bias, and inaccuracy.
A 2008 working paper by two Stanford University academics concluded that "between one and two-thirds of all the total CDM offsets do not represent actual emission cuts".
The academics concluded the source to be the rigors of working on the land, and, more specifically, doing so in klompen, the wooden clogs common to Dutch farmers of the time.
It is, he and a team of academics conclude, "becoming a typical American corporation".
A study, published this week at the London Business School by four European academics, concludes that investors expect intervention by activists to pay.
The academics conclude: "A mound of leveraged debt appears to have been used to benefit investors at the expense of households and their rising water bills".
The academics conclude: "There is a significant and substantial reduction in the likelihood of receiving an offer the later the application, and relatively disadvantaged groups suffer greater disadvantage the later the application".
A new paper published in Science by a partnership of conservationists and academics concludes that the cost of saving the world's endangered species is approximately £50bn a year.
