"scholarly environment" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when describing academic or educational settings, particularly ones that foster intellectual discussion and learning among students and faculty. Example: "The university boasts a highly respected faculty and a scholarly environment that encourages critical thinking and academic excellence."
Kaligotla says she appreciates Yale's invigorating scholarly environment.
"Also, there's a sense in which the university should be a scholarly environment, a sanctuary from the police state," Mr. Taylor said.
Other interests within residency include developing a strong global health program as well as an effective and supportive scholarly environment which includes medical education.
Members of the University community are expected to comply with all laws, University policies, and campus regulations, conducting themselves in ways that support a scholarly environment.
Integral to Princeton University's mission, we enrich teaching, learning, and research by providing world-class library services and collections that are responsive to a rapidly changing scholarly environment.
The educational mission of the Department of Medicine is to provide excellent broad-based clinical training in a scholarly environment for future academic leaders.
Bright IDEA teachers create scholarly environments that engage students actively and consistently in sophisticated investigations of materials, texts, and learning activities, and require them to understand and apply critical and creative processes that are quite advanced for K-2 students.
Teachers will learn to create scholarly environments that engage all students actively and consistently in sophisticated investigations of materials and performance tasks and to understand and apply advanced critical and creative processes.
Bright IDEA 2 teachers and principals created scholarly environments that engaged students actively and consistently in sophisticated investigations of materials, texts, and in learning tasks that required them to understand and apply critical and creative processes that were quite advanced for K-2 students.
Harvard Library and the MIT Libraries are committed to fostering a scholarly communications environment which advances the values of openness, equitable access, transparency, responsible stewardship, and flexible reuse.
Science "publishers are fielding more and more submissions and chasing smaller and smaller budgets while also dealing with an increasingly complex scholarly communication environment.
