The phrase "aging academics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to scholars or educators who are growing older, often in discussions about their experiences, contributions, or challenges in academia.
Example: "The conference will address the unique challenges faced by aging academics in adapting to new technologies in teaching."
Alternatives: "elderly scholars" or "mature educators".
And on Monday at Red Sky, two aging academics, dining over wine, discussed in a public, hard-of-hearing kind of way the government's past conspiracy to conceal the true effects of Teflon on the body.
I realize I am inviting blowback from passionate Tweeters, from aging academics who stoke their charisma by overpraising every novelty and from colleagues at The Times who are refining a social-media strategy to expand the reach of our journalism.
Supercomputers are more like aging academics than bloggers: Give them a well-defined problem, like modeling a protein or measuring the radioactive decay of a nuclear warhead, and they'll give you a well-defined answer.
These are not the kinds of feelings aging academics are supposed to have.
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.
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.
Investing the aging academic with unusual (and often very funny) self-importance, David Yelland lets slip a remark about a government inspector coming by for a visit that amounts to a theatrical in-joke for those who are up on their Russian drama, the work of Nikolai Gogol specifically.
Although reducing funding to three government councils that provide grants to scientists, the budget includes $1.62 billion over 2 years to retrofit aging academic buildings as part of a $10 billion investment in all manner of infrastructure.
Leng views the piece as the soundtrack's "best collective work", adding: "This moving music was a close fit with the scene it covered – a mute passage in which the implied lust of the aging academic turns to compassion for Jane Birkin['s character], whose suicide attempt he witnesses ... Harrison's melody was strongly empathetic to the first appearance of human feeling in the film".
I live in a very diverse neighborhood where young men and adolescents who are African American, Latino and white, as well as the occasional middle aged academic walking his dog, wear hoodies.
The audience, a mixture of downtown hipsters and middle-age academics, watched and listened in oddly studious silence; the only sign of festivity was a Budweiser can behind one of the guitar players.
