The phrase "academics exploring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing scholars or researchers who are investigating or studying a particular subject or field.
Example: "The conference featured a panel of academics exploring the latest developments in renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "scholars investigating" or "researchers examining".
In their latest report for Credit Suisse, a bank, the academics explore this issue in more detail.
The Journal of Marketing accepted an academic paper exploring whether gratitude kindles a feeling of obligation.
Her latest academic paper Exploring the Potential of Disabled Comedians in Improving the Lives and Experiences of Disabled People consists of interviews with disabled comedians and their audiences.
"Academic theologians, exploring radical ideas in uncharted territory, generally do not expect to see their ideas on the cover of Time magazine".
Indeed, I have been outspoken on the need to cut sugar intakes and have written academic papers exploring the options to achieve this.
Vanderbilt University in Nashville has been investigating robots for treating autism since 2013, while the EU's Dream project is a collaboration of academic institutions exploring the role robots can have in a wide range of therapies.
There are a growing number of scholars in the secular academy, particularly in the West, who study the Koran from a skeptical or academic position, exploring its philological and literary qualities, or using the tools of history and archaeology.
It is an academic lab, exploring the technologies that will build the robots of the future.
Today, the software giant announced $570,000 in grants to six teams of academic researchers exploring new ways to meld biology with computer science, math, and engineering.
The Rush temple was, in fact, recently the subject an in-depth academic study exploring the "dynamics of diaspora Hinduism," including the serious entry and involvement of non-Indians in traditional Hindu religious practice.
