The phrase "scholarly insights" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The research paper was well-written and provided valuable scholarly insights into the topic of climate change.
But the game required no scholarly insights.
The idea is to deduce from the words and the grammar a helpful structural diagram, a scaffold for advancing new scholarly insights.
That was the concert that inaugurated the Monteverdi Choir, revealing Gardiner's searching scholarly insights and musical instincts, as well as revivifying a performance tradition of Monteverdi's notoriously problematic Vespers.
But the professor did not succumb to pessimism either; he used his personal sensibilities and scholarly insights to open up a whole new field of study, one that looked forward as well as backward.
Nor is this simply a smarty-pants vehicle in which an erudite hipster flaunts his mad skills by molding his scholarly insights into "The Origin of the Species" to unorthodox beats (provided onstage by Jamie Simmonds, the DJ and music producer).
Mr. Sykes, a photographer and writer, does little to situate his subject's work within a historical context, and the reader occasionally longs for somewhat more scholarly insights into, say, Mr. Hockney's debts to the Fauves and Cubists, or the continuing dialogue in his work between abstraction and the figural.
Similarly, reality-television fans are fast acquiring scholarly insight into celebrity relationships.
Many modern translations try to appear as though they were produced in a single instant of scholarly insight.
Carson, a former SNCC member and now the director of the Martin Luther King Jr Papers project, skillfully offers scholarly insight combined with first-hand experience.
Nathaniel, who went to Northern Liberties in search of a personal connection to his father, seems to have come back with a scholarly insight.
His performances of Bach's cantatas, Passions and motets are of historic importance, combining scholarly insight with virtuosity and blazing commitment.
