The phrase "academics focus" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a possessive form or an article, such as "academic focus" or "the academics' focus."
Example: "The academic focus of the university is on research and innovation."
Alternatives: "scholarly emphasis" or "educational concentration."
An endemic problem in Russell Group universities is managers' increasing demands that academics focus on recruiting wealthy students from outside Europe.
"Similarly, many times academics focus more on the theoretical rather than practical consequences of their research, limiting its impact.
Academics focus on their own research and teaching, naturally enough, and few see it as their role to explain their work for general audiences or colleagues in other disciplines.
Palmer Pol et al. (2009) note that both academics and employers recognize the importance of team work, but while academics focus on those competencies related to the learning process (analysis, problem solving, research), employers focus on capacities related to autonomy, the efficient use of time, document writing and the use of technology.
Similarly, if the school is focused on service or on academics, focus your response on those areas.
About a decade later, he is one of several academics focusing on preschool depression.
The report, In Defence of Public Higher Education, written and endorsed by hundreds of academics, focuses not on fees and caps, but on the "public good" of higher education, what it gives to society as well as to individual students.
Other research, this time by American academics, focused on how men and women differ in responding to feedback, which provides another way to gain insight into this area.
His academic focus was Cuban politics.
Self-discipline lends itself well to academic focus, helping to banish procrastination.
She comes from a distinguished career at Harvard, where her academic focus was terrorism.
