The phrase "academy over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to discuss the evolution or changes within an academic institution or field of study throughout a specific period.
Example: "The research highlights how the academy over time has adapted to new educational technologies and methodologies."
Alternatives: "educational institution over the years" or "academic field throughout history".
We examined the consequences of these academy components over time with regard to race by combining ethnographic accounts with social network data collected throughout the academy and using a variety of network analytic tools.
"People change over time.
Over time the academy has wisely acknowledged some of the artists whose work, delicate or vibrant, did not catch its eye the first time around: the droll and divine Myrna Loy, for instance, or the luminously gifted Stanley Donen, whose pictures have been a source of continuous joy and excitement to audiences ever since they were made.
Over time, the academy grew both in size and reputation.
"Yes I do want to see all schools, over time, become academies but I think our focus has got to be on schools that are struggling and not doing well enough for children at the moment," she said.
Over time, though, the academy hardens them mentally as well as physically.
The progress that pupils achieve over time is also lower in academies than in non-academy schools, with 65% of those in academies making expected progress in English in the year leading to the 2011 GCSE examinations, compared with 74% in the community, foundation and voluntary-aided schools that make up the rest of the state sector.
We could analyze the effects of 58 types of investment, on 18 performance measures over time, in 160 academies operating in 18 different regions.
In decades past, the Oscar consultants hired by the studios to promote their films during awards season could slowly and deliberately build a campaign over time through festival screenings, academy events, advertising and press appearances by a film's talent.
