The phrase "an academic research program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a structured initiative or project focused on scholarly investigation and study within an academic setting.
Example: "The university has launched an academic research program aimed at exploring renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "a scholarly research initiative" or "an educational research project."
"They basically said that I could have a position as a research scientist and maintain a very academic research program," Goosney explains, so she accepted the offer.
BP already finances a major academic research program at Princeton University that is considering ways to deal with carbon emissions.
BIDMC is also home to a renowned academic research program where scientific discoveries are helping to transform medical care, ranking third in the country for National Institutes of Health funding among independent hospitals.
In summary, a new academic research program could be aimed at establishing how Industry 4.0 might facilitate more accurate, high quality, real time environmental management accounting and external environmental reporting in relevant sectors, company sizes, across different management roles and collaborative settings, as well as in intra-organisational settings such as supply chains.
A new academic research program is suggested aimed at establishing how Industry 4.0 might facilitate more accurate, high quality, real time environmental management accounting and external environmental reporting in relevant sectors, company sizes, across different management roles and collaborative settings, as well as in supply and value chains.
This methodology, the result of a two-year academic research program, is intended to help clients, users, practitioners and decision-makers in the choice of facades' interventions (type, frequency and cost estimation) at buildings' design and post-occupancy stages.
The Institute of African Studies IASS) is Columbia University's central forum and resource for African-centered academic research, program development, curriculum administration, student advisement, and local, national, and international dialogue and action on Africa.
