"scholarly success" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate when someone has achieved academic success in regards to their studies. For example, "Alice has worked hard and achieved great scholarly success throughout her academic career."
Here are some of the smart things I could not think to say to the scammer as he yelled and accused me of breaking his eyeglasses and ruining his chances for scholarly success unless I contributed $86 a lens: "Go away".
The book was a commercial as well as a scholarly success.
Despite his literary and scholarly success, Erasmus had no reliable income except the modest annual payment from his English benefice.
So if you know someone aiming for scholarly success then share these tips with them and give them a lift up that aforementioned ladder of success.
Developing ways to recognize scholarly success in addition to the usual venues of publication must become a priority for research institutions and universities promoting global health programs.
When I think back on this year, my mind easily drifts to the triumphs and scholarly successes that marked his growth things like scrawling letters or sounding out words or making a first friend.
Despite scholarly dissent, the success of Mr. Bloom's big book on Shakespeare has made his conception of Falstaff the one currently foremost in the mind of the reading public.
The archive is, in a sense, the victim of its own success.Other scholarly institutions face similar choices these days.
The most critical component for success in scholarly activity is being in the loop of information exchange in your field.
Edwin Reardon, its diffident and scholarly hero, has a freak success with a novel.
It is one of two luxury houses — the other is in Sharon, Vt .— that reflect an academic life marked by success not just in scholarly pursuits but as a business consultant and popular speaker as well.
