The phrase "academics group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collective of individuals involved in academic pursuits, such as researchers, educators, or students.
Example: "The academics group met to discuss the latest research findings and collaborative projects."
Alternatives: "academic team" or "scholarly group".
A courageous champion of social justice, Henry was well known by Harvard classmates for political activism against apartheid, his involvement in the student assembly, founding of the Radical Academics group, and contributions to The Harvard Crimson where he worked to inform and create change for the better.
A respondent from academics group noted that: " Civil society advocacy has also been one of the contributors in the process of highlighting maternal health on policy agenda in Madhya Pradesh".
Under the guidance of DMU academics, groups of students work together with an allocated business to research and suggest solutions in particular areas.
The American Association for Labor Legislation, an academic group, was established in 1906.
By now, it has established itself as the most authoritative academic group in the field.
Take Tony Wagner, 34, a new-media director for an academic group in Washington.
In June, the American Association of University Professors, a Washington-based academic group, also criticized the university's action.
An academic group campaigning against the legislation has collected the support of more than 9,000 scholars.
The Hong Kong Transition Project, an academic group studying the impact of China's takeover, believes China's image has improved.
With 22,000 members, the site (not to be confused with Rodriguez's OurMedia academic group) is becoming a popular way to upload and distribute home-cooked content.
The trial, conducted by an academic group in Austria, enrolled 1,800 women who had already had surgery to remove their tumors.
