The phrase "a flow of expert" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "The project requires a flow of expert advice to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a stream of expertise" or "a surge of specialists."
There is a constant day-to-day flow of expert advice, whether from Science Advisory Councils and Committees, via the Research Councils or the National Academies, or through the Government Science and Engineering network.
When startups stay private longer, they benefit from this flow of expert insights for a longer period, growing stronger and generating more revenue.
These programs provide a flow of qualified researchers and technical experts to participate in current research and development activities related to our customers' critical missions.
Because the positive adjectives were vague and generic, they didn't cause the athletes to lose the flow of expert performance or overrule their automatic brain.
Closures "have a huge impact," Fukuda said, impeding the flow of experts and supplies into Africa, and the outbreak itself is having a negative impact on the economies of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Respondents who were not orthopaedic surgeons (n=10) were excluded (see web extra appendix 6 for the flow of experts and web extra appendix 7 for a description of these participants).
And it is one of the principles behind Mr. Sexton's global law program, which has brought a constant flow of legal experts from around the world to be visiting professors.
The Trans Alaska Pipeline system now runs at one-third capacity, producing a slow flow of oil that experts say increases the risk of corrosion and leaks.
But an attack or accident that crippled even one big oil tanker could have an appreciable effect on the flow of crude, experts say, and the new security regulations do nothing to address a Limburg-style attack.
