'development of academics' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
An example sentence would be: The university is committed to the continued development of academics and seeks to foster a supportive learning environment.
First, capacity building will be achieved most effectively through the development of academic public research and industrial partnerships between developed and developing countries and between developing countries themselves, encouraged by tax or other incentives, and through extensive networking within regions where there is evolving expertise in biotechnology.
As was expected, these departments would actively engage in the creation and development of academic spin-off companies and assist researchers in their desire to develop products useful for Russian industry.
WP can also, of course, be used for the professional development of academic staff.
UKES asked students to self-report their development of academic skills such as writing and critical thinking.
Her interest in long-neglected women authors inspired the development of academic programs in women's studies, especially at the university level in the United States.
He published a small but influential group of articles on 20th-century compositional technique that had a profound effect upon the development of academic musical thought, especially in the US.
Prof Anthony Forster, pro-vice-chancellor for education at Durham University, said Durham was reviewing its curriculum and exploring ways to "allow academic credit to be awarded for student employment or short-term community and work-based placements that have involved the application or development of academic knowledge and skills".
The possibility of using cluster approach in the development of academic and professional partnership is proved.
Thus, the assessment of the potential development of academic spin-off requires analysis of stable resource flows sources.
