The phrase "academy owner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who owns or operates an educational institution, such as a school or training center.
Example: "As the academy owner, she is responsible for overseeing the curriculum and managing the staff."
Alternatives: "school owner" or "educational institution owner".
1965 Paul J. Novograd, horseback riding academy owner, New York City, on March 24 , 2017
The tenth series, airing again on BBC One, includes burlesque dancer Jemma Bird, Canadian social worker Steven Ugoalah, fitness instructor Katie Bulmer-Cooke and swimming academy owner Lindsay Booth.
The academy's owner, Narvin Lichfield, was jailed for 30 hours, may face criminal charges and has been ordered by a judge to remain in Costa Rica.
Mr. Duplichan, a house painter and gun enthusiast, is among more than 200 people who have packed the weekly classes since the academy's owner, Walter Philbrick, added the counterterrorism instruction after Sept. 11.
But the beauty academy's owner, Nancy DeVenuto, said that if she was in some way a beneficiary of the stimulus, it was news to her.
Nismo academies give owners of Nissan performance cars – the GT-R, Juke Nismo and 370Z, namely – a full day of instruction gratis, in either the customers' own cars or vehicles supplied by Nissan specifically for the event.
Carla Espinosa, the academy's co-owner, said she heard about the event from a parent of two of her students.
Around the Country: Selling Pickles to China An owner of a "bicycle academy" explains why he chose a Volkswagen van for his business.
The release of Borbély's report has revealed that the owner was the Konoplyov academy, a "football foundation [which] appeared to have been linked with Mr Roman Abramovich".
The owner of a makeup academy in Sweden, she decided it would be worth the 5,500-mile 5,500-milearn atripe mastor's feet.
In "Redbelt," the hero and sole guardian of the moral code is Mike Terry (Chiwetel Ejiofor), the owner of a Jujitsu academy.
