The phrase "a committee of trustees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who are responsible for overseeing the management of an organization or institution, typically in a legal or fiduciary capacity.
Example: "The committee of trustees met to discuss the future funding of the scholarship program."
Alternatives: "a board of trustees" or "a panel of trustees".
Dr. Goldstein said that for the future, he would recommend that honorary degree candidates be reviewed by a committee of trustees before coming to the full board for approval.
A committee of trustees, faculty, parents, students and alumnae had already decided that the school's enrollment should be increased, from about 425 to 500, and that its science, technology and cultural facilities should be expanded.
After the demonstration, the investigation: A committee of trustees, administrators, professors and students at the New School will look into the April 10 occupation of a university building by protesters, 22 of whom were arrested, amid a controversy over the leadership of President Bob Kerrey, the former Nebraska senator and governor.
The grants will be administered by a committee of three trustees led by Hanna H. Gray, the president emeritus of the University of Chicago who is also chairwoman of the foundation's trustees.
A committee of CUNY trustees approved the increase yesterday, backing a proposal made by CUNY's chancellor, Matthew Goldstein.
The proposal, which is supported by Gov. George Pataki as well, surfaced Wednesday at a committee of university trustees who oversee CUNY.
Mr. Kessel has appointed a committee of three trustees to explore the issue and to report to the board at either its March or its April meeting.
The state's suit says that in 2005, two independent compensation consultants told a committee of Stevens trustees that the president's salary was excessive.
The plan, which was presented yesterday to a committee of university trustees, would bar students who do not pass all three of the university's placement tests in reading, writing and mathematics.
Broad wanted his building, the Broad Contemporary Art Museum, or BCAM, to have a separate committee of trustees, and he wanted to hire a dedicated deputy director, who, according to Rich, would be paid more than other senior employees.
The formal authority for the appointment of the Principal rests under the Royal Charter with the Board of Trustees although recent principals have been selected by a joint committee of trustees and senators.
