The phrase "a panel of faculty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of faculty members who are assembled for a specific purpose, such as evaluating students or discussing academic matters.
Example: "The university organized a panel of faculty to review the new curriculum proposals and provide feedback."
Alternatives: "a committee of professors" or "a group of educators".
Elijah Ingram and Abe Keita will appear today before a panel of faculty members and students; the university is seeking to expel them.
The five teams with the most promising ideas will get to present their proposals in January, all expenses paid, at the Stanford Graduate School of Business to a panel of faculty and experts.
The Polk Awards, established in 1949 and administered by Long Island University, are based on recommendations by a national committee of news executives, journalism teachers and working journalists; final selections are made by a panel of faculty members and alumni of the university.
At the end of the semester, the student groups presented their final projects to a panel of faculty judges from the fashion design and merchandising, business, and health departments, all of whom are baby boomers and play tennis regularly.
The elective was developed by a panel of faculty and students interested in the subject matter.
A panel of faculty members from the faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, department of Applied Dental Sciences at JUST established the content validity of the self-administered questionnaire.
The competition consists of an individual, 20-minute interview with my admissions counselor, and an hourlong group interview in front of a panel of staff and faculty at the university.
The task force is a panel of students, faculty members and administrators formed in October 2006 to recommend ways to reduce the university's environmental impact.
The lawsuit also asserts that a Brown dean arranged for Mr. McCormick to face an administrative hearing rather than have his case heard by a panel of peers, faculty and deans.
At the recent Postdoctoral Network (PDN) meeting, a panel of administrators, faculty members, and postdocs spoke about their efforts to change the face of postdoctoral scholarship at the University of California (UC).
A university panel of faculty members and graduate students is to meet with the couple next week to hear the case and recommend possible discipline.
