The phrase "academics explain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how scholars or experts clarify or interpret a subject or concept.
Example: "In their research, academics explain the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "scholars clarify" or "experts describe".
"There is no inherent tension between the requirements of the military and those of the academics," explains Dr Foot.
The two directors call their work a "film-essay," which is about right: it is structured as an argument, largely filled with academics explaining why an unconditional income is necessary, with Swiss citizens occasionally walking on to voice easily answered objections.
"We want to make university careers in biocomputing more appealing to young academics," explains Ingrid Ehses, coordinator of the DFG's projects on genetics, cell biology, and molecular biology.
"The link between entertainment and science is a great avenue to communicate complex concepts that are normally reserved for academics," explains Wingfield.
In a paper titled "Toward Automated Discovery Of Artistic Influence" by Babak Saleh and a team of computer science researchers at Rutgers, the academics explained how they used nuanced imaging technology and classification systems to robotize the process of understanding how famous artists have influenced and inspired one another.
That, as the academic explained, is Mr. Putin's "soft-authoritarianism".
At the panel on "Nuclear Pakistan," a Pakistani academic explained that nuclear weapons are necessary for Pakistan to balance India's military might.
As one academic explains, when you are talking about "how best to look after the most vulnerable, smallest, tenderest members of society", it is natural that the debate is highly charged.
