The phrase "academy survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a survey conducted within an academic institution or related to academic topics.
Example: "The results of the academy survey revealed significant trends in student engagement and satisfaction."
Alternatives: "academic survey" or "educational survey".
Only six in 10 academies surveyed teach history as a standalone subject, compared with 97% of independent schools.
A study based on data from 2013 and 2014, published in February by the Academy of Science of South Africa and the InterAcademy Partnership, found that only 12% of the members of 63 academies surveyed worldwide were women.
The China Administrative Regions GIS Data: 1 1M, County Level, 1990 was developed by a team from CIESIN, CASM (Chinese Academy of Surveying and Mapping) and CITAS - University of Washington under the NASA grant NASG-2901 and the Ford Foundation grant No.995-0669.
The China Administrative Regions GIS Data: 1 1M, County Level, 1 July 1990 was developed by a team from CIESIN, CASM (Chinese Academy of Surveying and Mapping) and CITAS - University of Washington under the NASA grant NASG-2901 and the Ford Foundation grant No.995-0669.
The following years would see Tillman alternating tours between teaching assignments at the academy and surveying the last unexplored portions of the American West.
THE ABSTRACT IMPULSE: 50 YEARS OF ABSTRACTION AT THE NATIONAL ACADEMY, 1956-2006 A survey of American abstract painting and sculpture from the collection of a venerable teaching institution.
The academy is conducting a survey among some members to gauge their opinions about corporate sponsorship.
Talent management: The Ad Academy The last employee survey showed that fewer than half of all staff felt there were opportunities to develop their careers within GNM.
Cheng Ping, a professor at the academy who oversaw the survey of more than 900 officials, said that such beliefs were the result of millennia-old traditions melded with the pressures of careers in which promotions are earned through mastering the dark arts of factions and favors, rather than hard work.
In publishing the survey, the academy called for a discussion about why, when women comprise half of ticket-buyers and nearly half of directors entered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, their numbers fall away dramatically at the top end of the industry.
