The phrase "scholarly enthusiasm" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes a level of enthusiasm or passion for academic or intellectual pursuits. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "Her scholarly enthusiasm was evident in the way she eagerly dove into her research, devouring every book and article she could find on the topic."
Despite widespread PE enthusiasm, scholarly and political debate developed various critical and hypercritical arguments.
More than any other historian of the past four generations, Barzun has stood for the seemingly contradictory ideas of scholarly rigor and unaffected enthusiasm.
The essays in the accompanying booklet have enthusiasm and scholarly integrity, but the photographs are amazing: Waller and company, flashing insouciant grins at booze-ups around the world, the faces all in action.
I would think that in terms of the seething of enthusiasm and scholarly attitudes, you will get more bang for your dollar by focusing more on the elementary school teachers for two reasons.
Miéville has always worn his influences on his sleeve – Lovecraft, Peake, classic and new wave SF, fantasy, comics and the Dungeons and Dragons role-playing games he played as a kid – but from the start his books combined this love of genre, geeky in its enthusiasm and scholarly in its depth, with an ambitious literary sensibility.
Retired University of Chicago Press editor T. David Brent, AB'70, AM'71, PhD'77, brought imagination and enthusiasm to scholarly publishing.
I want to thank you all for your dedication, enthusiasm, hard work and scholarly rigor.
But his enthusiasm for late Godard feels scholarly and tempered rather than passionate, and his extended clinical explications of these films (and the television work Godard did at the time) weigh the book down.
At the same time, the university must define the scholarly rationale for the program and assure faculty enthusiasm and participation.
