The phrase "ageing academic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an academic who is getting older, often implying experience or longevity in their field.
Example: "The ageing academic shared his insights on the evolution of educational practices over the decades."
Alternatives: "senior scholar" or "mature academic".
How can a country that sends oil to America not have enough oil for its own citizens?" His music still resonates with an army of fans ranging from street hustlers to ageing academics.
Parry, H. B. Scrapie of Sheep and the Encephalomyelopathic Atrophies of Middle Age (Academic, London, in the press).
They were randomly grouped, by their basic information which sex, age, academic level and school size, into one treatment group.
Dr. Lachs is the recipient of numerous prestigious awards, including an American College of Physicians Teaching and Research Scholarship, a National Institute on Aging Academic Leadership Award and a Paul Beeson Physician Faculty Scholarship.
It seems like the only tangible learning tools left are textbooks, and while these are still an inherent part of the learning process, in the internet age, academic tomes are reliable but not easy to update.
The purpose of this study was to examine emergency department (ED) nurses' attitudes towards individuals presenting with deliberate self-harm (DSH), including the relationship between attitudes and factors such as age, academic achievements, length of experience, and self-harm education.
It would be possible, in fact, to compile a tidy version of that book simply from this book's better novella, "The Land of Unlikeness," the one about the aging academic, whose name is Clive.
Recounting key Golden Age academic strategists such as Thomas Schelling and Walt Rostow, Desch's narrative shows that social science research became most oriented toward practical problem-solving during times of war and that scholars returned to less relevant work during peacetime.
Bernie Sanders posed a serious insurgent challenge to Clinton, thundering in front of tens of thousands of ardent supporters — all the while sounding like an aging academic who'd have been lucky to attract a dozen listeners at the Socialist Scholars Conference twenty-five yeago ago.
