The phrase "scholarly outputs" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a noun phrase typically used to refer to the publications or research produced by scholars in a particular field. Example: "The professor's scholarly outputs in the field of neuroscience have significantly contributed to our understanding of brain development."
These descriptive statistics were re-computed removing those presenters who had '0' scholarly outputs (Table 3).
Repositories also play a role in the scholarly communication life cycle, as they disseminate and make discoverable scholarly outputs.
A web-based survey assessed: networking opportunities; motivation to disseminate or continue in this field; scholarly outputs; clinical practice changes; clinical guidelines development; curriculum/training opportunities; and a climate assessment at participant's home institution in support of their work.
Our study differs from these in terms of its specific focus on intervention research in clinical or community settings and on measurable policy and practice impacts rather than scholarly outputs or longer term population outcomes [ 9, 29– 31].
We grouped different types of impacts into four levels of impact that might arise from intervention research: i) scholarly outputs; ii) translational outputs; iii) policy or practice impacts; and iv) long-term population outcomes.
We considered that the scholarly outputs, such as publications, acquisition of new research funding, and research capacity building, were not real-world impacts as we had defined them and therefore they are not reported here; others have made a similar distinction [ 21].
"It's hard to tell what scholarly output will be in the end, but we felt the Occupy protests were large enough to preserve them".
Euan Adie, founder of Altmetric, clarified a key point of altmetrics: they are designed to highlight the attention a scholarly output has received, and not to be a measure of quality (which many consider the impact factor to be).
We are asking our colleges to educate our children, but on top of that, we ask colleges to provide the country with scholarly output in 50 or so disciplines.
His literary and scholarly output was enormous, although it contained many inaccuracies mostly because he was quoting from memory, lacking books, which he said his poverty forced him to do without.
And most important, the N.I.H., universities and other public and private agencies that sponsor academic research should make it clear that fulfilling their mission requires that their researchers' scholarly output be freely available to the public at the moment of publication.
