The phrase "a panel of professors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of professors who are gathered to discuss, evaluate, or make decisions on a specific topic or issue.
Example: "The university organized a panel of professors to discuss the future of education in the digital age."
Alternatives: "a committee of professors" or "a group of professors".
She films, for instance, a panel of professors debating a directing candidate whom they consider "crazy".
Opening lines: I stood in front of a panel of professors, a full swarm of butterflies in my stomach.
It closed Feb. 28, immediately following a formal critique by a panel of professors and students, to make way for the next senior thesis exhibition.
In 1998, the community coalition asked a panel of professors and students from Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation to assess the site for possible residential development.
Many graduate students at Yale who have supported forming a union have felt threatened or intimidated by faculty members, a panel of professors and legal experts concluded in a report released yesterday.
After the ruling, a panel of professors and community activists joined a group of Hispanic and black lawmakers to persuade the State Legislature to adopt what has come to be called the 10percentt plan.
He earned his doctorate there with a thesis on Goethe, which he defended in French before a panel of Egyptian professors.
It was 1989 and he was defending his PhD thesis to a panel of University of Michigan professors who asked what his next goal would be.
A panel of UC Berkeley professors explored and responded to questions such as: How should executives incorporate potential global and long term impacts into their business decisions?
Budapest's Semmelweis University (which has since absorbed the PE college) set up a committee to investigate the allegations.Mr Schmitt strongly protested his innocence, saying that his dissertation had been reviewed by a panel of history professors.
This year in the Russian town of Kostroma, a panel of university professors, local government officials, a psychiatrist, a psychologist and a lawyer met to ponder whether two local Pentecostal churches should be legally registered.
