The phrase "academy decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision made by an academic institution or organization, such as a school, college, or university.
Example: "The academy decision regarding the new curriculum will be announced next week."
Alternatives: "academic decision" or "institutional decision".
But all important academy decisions depend on Paton.
The literary critic Harold Bloom has called the academy's decision "pure political correctness", I say.
Daniel S. Mariaschin, an executive vice president at B'nai B'rith International, strongly denounced the academy's decision to honor Mr. Godard.
In public statements, Mr. Sanabria, a Grammy-nominated percussionist, has called the academy's decision "the most blatant example of racism in the history of any arts organization".
Later, she questioned the academy's decision to hire Christine M. Bruhn, a professor at the University of California, Davis, to write its position paper on genetically engineered foods.
At the end of his first semester, he announced that he was transferring to a national military academy, a decision that made headlines.
The academy's decision to expand the curriculum beyond the physical sciences was not made for the sake of the cadet experience, however.
But what really concerned Ms. Bartolotto was the academy's decision that Professor Bruhn would write the paper before the work group finished its review of the scientific materials.
A spokeswoman for Legend, Gui Lin, confirmed the academy's decision to sell the stake, and said the academy wanted to improve management of the company by bringing in another investor with better knowledge of corporate governance and more market expertise.
The ceremony this year was marred by a controversy over the recording academy's decision to cut or consolidate 31 categories, bringing the number of awards down to 78, from 109.
