The phrase "after academic" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a time period or context following an academic event or phase, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "After academic pursuits, many students seek practical experience in their field."
Alternatives: "post-academic" or "following academic".
Genentech has patterned its research organization in part after academic institutions.
In rehearsals, scheduled after academic classes are finished, he sits at the piano in a gracious wood-paneled room.
LaPhonso Ellis, in his sixth game back after academic difficulty, had 17 points and 10 rebounds for the Irish (8-5).
This was made worse after academic Nassim Nicholas Taleb, author of the bestselling book on risk, The Black Swan, joined her critics.
After academic appointments at Hamilton College and the University of Rochester, Schoenfeld returned to UC Berkeley in 1985 to develop the mathematics education group.
Most, however, were ready to welcome him and, after academic stints elsewhere, he was eventually appointed a professor at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton.In academic terms, Mr Weil was a catch.
And without sound writing, we stand little chance of publishing our work, obtaining those cherished grant dollars, and landing one of those oh-so-sought-after academic jobs.
And with a growing population of talented trainees poised to enter the job market, the competition for sought-after academic jobs is tough.
Those are the places that many Harvard students want to work today, and they are the businesses that occupy the thoughts of the nation's most sought-after academics.
Lecture halls could lie empty and tutorials cancelled this term, after academics voted heavily in favour of industrial action.
A university has withdrawn advertising posters featuring a young white woman meeting black children after academics and students said it was racist.
