The phrase "academics engaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe scholars or researchers who are actively involved in their field of study or in a specific project.
Example: "The conference featured a panel of academics engaged in groundbreaking research on climate change."
Alternatives: "scholars involved" or "researchers participating".
Do academics engaged in this mode ever feel that their licence to ask critical questions or produce awkward findings is constrained?
Universities provide a stream of trained professionals and academics engaged in research relating to logistics, finance, operations, marketing, human resources, and the like.
In the past, HELA has invited members of European institutions, practicing lawyers, and academics engaged in the study of European integration to come and speak at Harvard Law School.
As @Martinajohnson explained: "I think being good at teaching is also often seen as secondary compared to being good at research – especially in a research-intensive Russell group university like Southampton – and it can be a challenge to get academics engaged.
But he notes that most academics engaged in basic research have little need for such power.
But for academics engaged in the public arena, Van Alstyne suggests, that comes with the territory.
But what students really want is a chance to interact with academics, engage with ideas".
"We, as academics, engage in ongoing promotion of other institutions all the time.
The Schools-University Partnership Initiative has shown that academics engaging with schools can contribute to efforts to widen participation.
The club, designed to help academics engage with the hard to reach 20-40 agroupoup, will feature in this year's Universities Week late evening at the Natural History Museum in June.
We'll discuss the typical narratives academics engage in, compare how they are interpreted differently by different audiences, and consider the best (and healthiest) ways to construe them.
