"scholarly development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to activities or resources that are intended to expand a student's knowledge or understanding of a given topic. For example, "The school provides plenty of opportunities for scholarly development, such as field trips and guest lectures."
Perhaps the most notable recent scholarly development is The Friedberg Genizah project, a major international effort to catalogue, transcribe, translate, and digitize the Genizah's holdings.
Sarton greatly influenced Merton's scholarly development and their association, which Merton called an "unruly apprenticeship," lasted 25 years.
From 2007-2016, the Center awarded Julius B. Richmond Fellowships to 38 doctoral students in support of their science, education, and policy research and scholarly development.
Coinciding with the enthronement of minimalism in New York as the latest in serious avant-gardery, the exhibition associated radical innovation with iconoclasm and mocked the rhetoric of abstract-expressionist splashed and slashed paints with its elaborate, even scholarly development of ideas and individual works.
"My continued contact with other fellows has contributed to my career and scholarly development to an immeasurable degree". A keystone of the Mellon Mays program at Princeton is mentorship.
Pamela Pollock, associate director for professional and scholarly development at the Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning, is available to meet with interested students about their application idea.
This second edition has been thoroughly revised to take into account scholarly developments during the last twenty years.
The newsletter regularly features information on Center events and scholarly developments of special note, as well as a message by the Center's director.
It regularly features information on Center events and scholarly developments of special note, as well as a message by the Center director.
The Center's newsletter, Centerpiece, is produced twice a year and regularly features information on current and future Center events, scholarly developments of special note, and a column by the Center's director.
It seeks to capitalise on scholarly developments and further unsettle the multiple divides created by the North-South axis by focusing on processes of translocal connectivities that link Australia with Latin America.
