The phrase "a committee of intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who are responsible for gathering, analyzing, or making decisions based on information or intelligence.
Example: "The government established a committee of intelligence to address national security concerns."
Alternatives: "an intelligence committee" or "a council of intelligence".
It is baffling why, if we can trust a committee of parliamentarians to scrutinise the intelligence services, we cannot trust one to examine export licence applications.
But that's exactly how David Cameron's government and a pliant media have disposed of the report by Westminster's committee of intelligence trusties.
The interview with Mr. Bayoumi, whose presence in San Diego has long been known to American authorities, took place largely because he figured prominently in a Congressional report on the hijackings released on July 24 by a joint committee of the House and Senate intelligence committees.
The 28-page section of the report was deleted from the nearly 900-page declassified version released on Thursday by a joint committee of the House and Senate intelligence committees.
The report, by a joint committee of the House and Senate intelligence panels, found that for nearly two years before the attacks, the Central Intelligence Agency knew about the terror connections between the two men, Khalid al-Midhar and Nawaq Alhazmi, who in 2000 moved to San Diego, frequenting Muslim circles that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had infiltrated.
But much of the oversight is conducted by a core group of intelligence committee aides.
More broadly, the company provided me information on their internal and external vetting process for customers, which includes a Business Ethics Committee made up of intelligence and national security experts who have the power to prevent any sale that doesn't pass muster.
The Pentagon has shifted slightly from its initial certitude and promised to investigate a raid which Donald Anderson, chairman of the House of Commons foreign affairs select committee, denounced as a massive failure of intelligence.
Far from airbrushing Russia's subversion of our election, McCain proposes that we impose further sanctions, develop specific strategies for responding to cyberwarfare, and empower a special committee of Congress, working through our intelligence community, to investigate every aspect of Russian interference.
But the Democratic senator Mark Udall, an outgoing member of the intelligence committee and a leading congressional critic of intelligence overreach, called for a clean sweep of the CIA leadership implicated in the report, and argued that the agency was continuing to mislead, with White House support.
