The phrase "alternate academic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a different or alternative approach to academic work or a different academic path.
Example: "She chose to pursue an alternate academic route that focused more on practical experience rather than traditional coursework."
Alternatives: "alternative academic" or "non-traditional academic".
Paige Clifton-saidle shed shashastudieded or worked in six countries due, in part, to the co-op program, in which students alternate academics with paid jobs in the real world.
One of these, the University of Waterloo (founded in 1957 and incorporated as a university in 1959), has a cooperative program (alternating academic and work terms) and has gained an international reputation in mathematics and computer science.
State officials said it was difficult to design and implement rigorous student learning objectives--an alternate measure of student academic growth.
Working together seems to offer an ideal solution: industry as an alternate source of revenue for academics, and academics as a source of industrial innovation.
The vocabulary is connected to those of both George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins, the main choreographers for these City Ballet dancers, but with many new inflections, alternating between informal manners and academic rigor.
But such questions are not merely academic to aficionados of alternate history, sometimes called "counterfactual history".
AS Byatt's Possession, alternating the story of modern-day academic sleuths with that of two Victorian poets who were secret lovers, is a notable example.
A Frankfurt-sized book fair alternates annually between Rio and São Paulo; there are international academic conferences; but the concept of such reader-writer encounters was quite unknown.
She has a great new pair of sunglasses that she wears everywhere, and she's now "alternating nights of freedom with nights of academic focus".
As another generation of Palestinian refugees succumb to personal and academic dead ends, we must explore alternate options, with a view to leveraging our resources with 'like minded' business models.
