The phrase "academy library" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a library associated with an academic institution, such as a university or college.
Example: "The academy library offers a vast collection of resources for students and faculty members."
Alternatives: "academic library" or "university library".
The original now hangs in the academy library.
Studio production notes, also on file at the academy library, described her as "perky".
Information hurls at us, where before it was buried in the stacks of the academy library.
Whenever I listen to that scene I think of the academy library; earnest scholars deciphering Latin texts and me hand-writing dialogue while noticing a beautiful book about Botticelli.
This festival of readings and discussions, jointly sponsored by the academy, Library of Congress, the Favorite Poem Project and the Poetry Society of America, features the poet laureate Robert Pinsky as well as Rita Dove, Louise Gluck and W. S. Merwin.
The academy library has a large collection of cadet rings on display.
There are a number of academies, libraries, museums, and research institutes.
In the academy's library, he came across an illustrated Sung-dynasty building manual (its title, "Ying Tsao Fa Shi," simply means "Building Standards") which became a crucial influence on his design philosophy.
The academy's library gives a sense of the size and variety of the collection, sampled in small display cases, with most of it now squirreled away in favor of the museum's environmental messages.
Artistically, 2012 will be dominated by two veterans of our academies and libraries: William Shakespeare, chosen as the focus of the Cultural Olympiad, and Charles Dickens, whose bicentenary falls in February.
It is a far different world than when the academy's first library was built in 1841.
