The phrase "established academics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to academics who are highly respected for their expertise in their field. For example, "The conference featured presentations from established academics in the field of geology."
Introducing it to established academics who don't see it as part of their role is a key challenge".
Twitter's egalitarian platform breaks down barriers between students and established academics, making it easier to seek informal help from experienced researchers.
Drawn up with advice from established academics, it will offer modules in 10 subjects, including history, music, literature, classics, philosophy and the history of science, giving students, according to the course outline, "a survey of some of the most inspiring and incisive intellectual disciplines humans have created, and the tools to think critically, clearly, ethically and creatively".
One reason that young, aspiring academics find it so hard to land faculty jobs, many believe, is that older, established academics hang onto their positions well past traditional retirement age.
Rick Cherwitz, associate dean at the University of Texas and director of the PDP program, believes that one way to win support from more of the university's established academics is to crank up the conversation about the importance of communication skills outside the university.
(Jacobi, 1812 25) Since the turn of the century, he had begun to attract to his side such younger figures as F. D. E. Schleiermacher, J. F. Fries, and F. Bouterwek — newly established academics whose thought he had inspired but who, in turn, influenced his final definition of the nature of reason.
Nor is it a typical public talk designed to popularise established academic theories.
You taught history for some 25 years at Northwestern, which someone might think makes you an established academic.
Together with his wife, Toby, Mr. Etkin established academic chairs and the A.J. Etkin International Seminar on Strategic Planning in Construction at the Technion.
To be taken seriously, new prizes need the cooperation of distinguished judges -- or even better, an affiliation with an established academic institution.
They also established academic scholarships in David's name at Shaker Heights High School, Tulane University and Columbia University, where David earned business and law degrees.
