The phrase "academics have given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing contributions or findings made by scholars or researchers in a particular field.
Example: "In recent years, academics have given significant attention to the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "scholars have provided" or "researchers have contributed".
The MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) movement, while not always popular among academics, has given some credibility to online learning.
And beyond the credential, my time as an academic has given me the tools to access and unpack the many art forms that BAM presents, and the vocabulary with which to translate between donors, curators, and artists.
He believed that his academic insights had given him the psychological profile of the killer.
The 72-year-old American academic, who had given up his post as provost of Bard college to join the leftist government, had been widely praised by auditors.
The debate about academic writing has given rise to new terminology: "old literacy" refers to more traditional forms of discourse and training; "new literacy" stretches from the blog and tweet to multimedia presentation with PowerPoint and audio essay.
He correlates this characteristic with the limited contribution that academic research has given to software engineering evolution.
In April of 2016, upei professor Ron Srigley published a short article in The Walrus magazine bemoaning the current state of the university classroom, a place, he claims, where "academic content" has given way to entertainment under the guise of "student-centred learning activities" (his scare quotes).
He has over 40 professional and academic publications and has given well over 100 professional talks.
Ira Kay of Watson Wyatt, a compensation consultant, questions the statistical rigour of some of the academic analysis that has given life to the scandal.
