The phrase "academy concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues, topics, or matters related to an academic institution or the field of education.
Example: "The committee met to address the academy concerns regarding student enrollment and faculty retention."
Alternatives: "educational issues" or "academic matters".
So I hope you will indulge me for a few moments when I take us back to December 2013 and the debate that raged in the American academy concerning the vote of the American Studies Association to honor the call from Palestinian civil society for an academic boycott of Israeli institutions.
The academy's concern about above-ground nuclear explosions was a significant factor in the eventual ban on such tests by the United States and other countries.
Last week, a CAS spokesperson said the academy was concerned by the allegations and had begun an investigation.
"As far as academies are concerned, they're both singing from the same hymn sheet".
He said the academy's safety concerns were unfounded.
Murder and accidental shootings were not the academy's only concerns.
Controversy returned in 1994, when the economics prize to John Forbes Nash Jr., John C. Harsanyi and Reinhard Selten was nearly voted down by the full Academy because of concerns over Mr. Nash's history of mental illness.
Councils opposed to government plans to force all schools to become academies have raised concerns about what has been described by some as a land grab reminiscent of "the dissolution of the monasteries".
He said he had spoken to the local precinct commander and put in calls to several city agencies to air his concerns about academy plans to build the garbage shed with officials "at high levels".
But Fix the City President Mike Eveloff issued a written announcement Thursday night saying that it has hashed out a "settlement agreement" with the film academy that assuages its concerns.
