The phrase "a suitable specialist" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a professional who is appropriate or qualified for a specific task or role.
Example: "In order to address the issue effectively, we need to consult a suitable specialist in environmental law."
Alternatives: "an appropriate expert" or "a qualified professional".
The Washington area, with its wealth of museums, is particularly well endowed with suitable specialists — a search on the AIC website turned up 23 conservators specializing in books and paper within 20 miles of Rockville.
Eliminating financial barriers through the availability of bulk-billing specialists is a key consideration for determining suitable specialists for referrals.
In practice, there are occasionally instances when a particular expert is not available, and the networks then engage in an informal process to identify suitable specialists in other networks.
Suitable specialists (including the management adviser) were found for all the components and armed with the delegated authority they needed.
Those pressing the agency to lift its game have included Prime Minister David Cameron, whose government has noted GCHQ's past inability to recruit and retain "a suitable cadre of Internet specialists," partly because its entry salaries — averaging about $48,000, far less than what private companies offer for the same skills — are uncompetitive.
The document noted the committee had concerns about GCHQ's "inability to retain a suitable cadre of internet specialists" to respond to cyber threats.
However, in limited resource settings such as in Sri Lanka with low access to specialist care, a suitable alternative could be to train primary care clinicians to recognize DR in at risk populations with a reasonable degree of accuracy [ 28].
They will attempt to take Monique's highly complicated remaining eye and replace the currently clouded over cornea with a new one from a suitable generous donor with retinal specialists onboard to see if they can regain some of her eyesight.
The interval between discharge from specialist care and the report of the specialist to the GP might be a suitable performance indicator in healthcare.
A suitable plane has already been found, in a specialist breakers' yard in Gloucestershire.
