The phrase "academies established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the founding or creation of educational institutions, particularly academies.
Example: "The report highlights the various academies established in the region over the past decade."
Alternatives: "institutions founded" or "schools created".
The schools, free from local authority control, have greater freedoms than the academies established by Tony Blair.
Academies established after this date are exempt, but the DfE will be introducing a requirement for new academies to comply with the standards through its funding agreements.
Carnegie Hall readily accepted, and the Wednesday concert will benefit the National Academy Foundation, a network of urban high school academies established by Sanford I. Weill, the chairman of Carnegie's board.
This academy, founded in 1666, is the oldest of many national academies established from the 17th to the 19th century to give architects, artists, writers, and musicians the opportunity to study the vast textbook that is the city itself and to use its museums and libraries.
The predominance of Dominicans among the Latins in the majors is due in part to the controversial some think exploitative baseball academies established by major league teams in that country; the summer league is also a factor in the development of Dominican talent.
Q: Is YAE related to the other young academies established lately?
French Academy, French Académie Française, French literary academy, established by the French first minister Cardinal de Richelieu in 1634 and incorporated in 1635, and existing, except for an interruption during the era of the French Revolution, to the present day.
The music academy, established in 1875 by the pianist and composer Franz Liszt, has acquired international fame.
Today, this academy, established in 1934 to train ballet dancers, period, publishes its intention to act in loco parentis for the students and provides things like nutrition counseling.
"One" (2002), a monodrama he completed after finishing at the academy, established the intricate dance of live and filmed performers he has extended in two increasingly elaborate operas, "After Life" (2006) and "Sunken Garden" (2012).
Friedel's talent spotters looked for kids whose parents couldn't afford $35,000 a year for full-time residential soccer and schooling at the 28-acre, or 11-hectare, site his academy established in Lorain County.
