The phrase "academics reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to findings or statements made by scholars or researchers in a formal context.
Example: "In a recent study, academics reported significant advancements in renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "scholars indicated" or "researchers stated".
Academics reported that marking was less of a chore and more enjoyable when they focused on student progress.
Last year, academics reported that 70% of the staff at a Honda gearbox factory were from secondary schools Nor is such exploitation merely the stuff of recent history: just last week, Foxconn admitted that it had broken the law by making schoolchildren work overtime and night shifts.
In response to the Ucas head's comments, Dr Lee Elliot Major - chief executive of education think-tank The Sutton Trust - described how it is "a tragic waste of talent with a significant economic cost" to learn of how disadvantaged boys from white, working class backgrounds are performing so poorly in academics, reported The Telegraph.
S4_2 Local academics reported continually monitoring students through multisource feedback.
This problem is reflected in the observation that many academics reported having unrealistically high numbers of students to supervise.
To do so, our best allies there are those who make their bread and butter reporting information to the public as most academics report it to students: mass media reporters.
The Staffordshire academics report that a third of the polled football fans encouraged this type of reform.
The academics report that fans believe "institutional racism" – where people do not consciously discriminate against minorities, but fail to challenge old assumptions and stereotypes, meaning a pattern of operations continues – is relevant in football management.
Despite universities and funding bodies paying lip service to the concept, academics report their interdisciplinary work being excluded from the Research Excellence Framework due to being "too risky" and high impact journals seemingly less inclined to consider diversity among disciplines.
He said: "As well as some top academics reporting they have been frozen out of collaborative research projects with EU colleagues, many are admitting that they might look to relocate to a university outside the country.
According to the academics' report, the two clerics complement rather than compete with each other.
