The phrase "advance academic" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to something that is related to or of a higher level in academics. One can use this phrase to describe a specific course, program, or degree that is more advanced or specialized than other academic options. For example, "The university offers a master's degree in advance academic studies for students who want to deepen their knowledge in a specific field."
The second exception is fair use, designed to allow parody, commentary and analysis that advance academic, political or social purposes.
By sponsoring public lectures, conferences, workshops, and cultural events such as movies and concerts on Korea-related topics, the CKR works to advance academic knowledge and a greater public awareness of Korea.
By sponsoring lectures, workshops, films, concerts and other events on Tibet-related topics, the MTS Program works to advance academic knowledge and to deepen public understanding of Tibetan and associated issues.
The Center for Korean Research works to advance academic knowledge and a greater public awareness of Korea by sponsoring public lectures, conferences, workshops, and cultural events on Korea-related topics.
The Tri-Institutional Therapeutics Discovery Institute (Tri-I TDI) brings together Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, The Rockefeller University, Weill Cornell Medicine and Takeda Pharmaceuticals to advance academic drug discovery and support medical breakthroughs.
Thus, the provisions of the Act of so much concern to the Court support the conclusion that the legislature acted to advance "academic freedom". The legislative history gives ample evidence of the sincerity of the Balanced Treatment Act's articulated purpose.
For many nurse educators, advanced academic preparation often relates to a clinical area of practice rather than pedagogical practice.
Document and explain how the applied experience advanced academic, professional, and personal learning goals.
It is still rare for footballers to combine advanced academic studies with professional careers but Watmore received perhaps unexpected backing from his Sunderland team-mates.
Temporary visas for immigrants with special skills, known as H1B visas, are limited to 65,000 a year, plus 20,000 visas for immigrants who earn advanced academic degrees in the United States.
Girma, who is deafblind, was honored on Feb. 26 along with nine other individuals whose work advances academic success for African Americans.
