The phrase "academy book" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts related to educational materials or textbooks associated with an academy, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The academy book on advanced mathematics is required for the course."
Alternatives: "textbook" or "educational material".
Israel's first break came when a dance academy booked the group to perform at Expo 15 an annual trade show showcasing the work of companies that cater to Quinceañera parties for teenage girls.
Israel's first break came when a dance academy booked the group to perform at Expo 15 – an annual trade show showcasing the work of companies that cater to Quinceañera [sweet 15] parties for teenage girls.
Carreño's first break came when a dance academy booked the group to perform at Expo 15 an annual trade show displaying the work of companies that cater to quinceañera parties for teenage girls.
Work is under way, for example, on an update of the Academies' book Prudent Practices in the Laboratory.
The academy's book covers a wide swath, from physical development to sexuality to dealing with gifted teenagers and those with learning deficits.
Some leading members of the American Academy of Pediatrics are expressing outrage that the group is allowing the maker of Similac infant formula to print its corporate logo on the cover of a special edition of the academy's book on breast-feeding.
Note to the academy: Next year, book Este and her sisters for the big show.
A photocopy can be seen in the academy's rare book room, 1216 Fifth Avenue (103rd Street), also by appointment: (212) 82127313.
The company wants to provide the best information possible, Ms. Arensberg said, which is why it bought the academy's new book.
But the problems bedeviling "Noble Savages" are not the stinking "primitives" or the politically correct academy, but the book's Manichaean rhetorical structure, simplistic representation of the discipline and questionable syllogisms.
