The phrase "higher educational institutions" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to institutions of higher education, such as universities and colleges. Example: "The government is investing more funding into improving the quality of higher educational institutions in the country."
Since Mozambique's independence, the major emphasis of its higher educational institutions has been on didactic education.
About four-fifths of high school graduates go on to higher educational institutions.
The college introduced e-mail messaging to campus in the 1980's, well ahead of most other higher educational institutions.
There are some 40 higher educational institutions with operating grants from the Commonwealth Department of Education, Training and Youth Affairs.
Other British universities have forged links with higher educational institutions in Uzbekistan as part of a British Council project called Inspire: International Strategic Partnerships in Research and Education.
The day of action will see student bodies of many higher educational institutions publicising their opposition to investments by their universities in oil and gas-related funds.
There are several higher-educational institutions, including the University of Timișoara (founded 1948).
There are Uzbek and Russian theatres, a university (established 1933), and higher-educational institutions for agriculture, medicine, architecture, and trade.
Other higher-educational institutions include Simón Bolívar University, which is public and oriented toward science and technology, and the private Andrés Bello Catholic, Metropolitan, and Santa María universities.
Caldas hosts six professional and higher-educational institutions, including a major arts and design school and a school devoted to ceramics.
The increased number of identified cases at Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) raises concerns among academic faculty and administrators as well as among policy makers at quality assurance institutions.
