The phrase "a panel of current" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a group of individuals or experts discussing or evaluating something relevant to the present time, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The conference featured a panel of current experts in the field of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a panel of experts" or "a group of current specialists".
Mr. Clinton was attending the conference as part of a panel of current and former heads of state, the first such event at an AIDS conference.
To further assist you in deciding what sort of job could suit you within the RAF, we've assembled a panel of current personnel to offer advice and insight in a live Q&A.
In what amounts to a pop-up debate, the Media Society have managed to gather a panel of current and former TV sports executives to discuss which broadcaster won the UK television world cup.
Last week the leaders of the Hall said that all players who fail to be elected by the baseball writers from the fifth to the 20th year of retirement can now be elected by a secret ballot of all members and all news media members honored by the Hall, plus a panel of current writers.
PHOENIX -- While elected officials in Congress continue to harp on the need to make the U.S./Mexico border area safer, a panel of current and former law enforcement officials gathered at the Border Security Expo said Tuesday that the U.S. side has seen an unprecedented drop in both violent and non-violent crime in recent years.
At the Judiciary Committee hearing, a panel of senior current and former government officials testified about their frustrations investigating F.B.I. activities.
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