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The phrase "a list of specialists" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a compilation of experts in a particular field or area of expertise.
Example: "The conference will feature a list of specialists in renewable energy who will share their insights and research findings."
Alternatives: "a roster of experts" or "a directory of professionals".
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Its Web site, www.essentialtremor.org, includes a list of specialists.
The third, most restrictive alternative is gatekeeping combined with a list of specialists participating in a network.
A list of specialists who participated in the primary study (CRISP) is given in reference [ 12].
Investigators were randomly selected from a list of general practitioners (70% of investigators) and a list of specialists such as internists, cardiologists and hypertension specialists (30% of investigators).
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It has a list of specialist tutors.
There are tips on flood-proofing your home at the National Flood Forum, and a list of specialist brokers at biba.org.uk.uk
Mr Alamgir added that foreign countries had not provided a list of specialist equipment Bangladesh had asked for.
I had a vague sense that the office was in Greenwich Village, so I made a list of travel medicine specialists near there and started dropping in on them.
"I also personally did a lot of work with family members who were trying to be strong for their children but at the same time were falling apart behind closed doors," said Ms. Smith, who made sure all the patients and their families had a list of mental health specialists to contact if they felt the need.
The participating hospitals and clinics provided a list of the active specialists in their outpatient clinics.
In 2003, the APA published a list of competencies for specialists in pediatric environmental health (Etzel et al. 2003).
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