The phrase "a taskforce of experts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of specialists assembled to address a specific issue or project.
Example: "The government has established a taskforce of experts to tackle the rising climate change challenges."
Alternatives: "a team of specialists" or "a panel of professionals".
Lane Fox has the backing of a taskforce of experts in her new role and said her first instinct was to focus on the "very poor".
Hosting the sixth Summit of the Americas, for which 33 leaders of the hemisphere's 35 nations – including President Barack Obama – have assembled in Cartagena, President Juan Manuel Santos proposed the establishment of a taskforce of experts, economists and academics to analyse the realities of global drug addiction, trafficking and profiteering, with a view to a complete overhaul of strategy.
Now the reality and failings of the system have been laid bare by a taskforce of experts and NHS chiefs in England set up by the government.
Meanwhile, the European Commission has announced it is setting up a taskforce of experts to review aviation safety regulation, including pilot health checks, following the crash.
A taskforce of art experts is examining the provenance of the works in a secret location in Germany until the end of the year.
A taskforce of six experts will be put together by the German government and the state government of Bavaria, with the support of a research group on "degenerate art" at the Free University of Berlin.
To study issues related to regulation, licensing, and implementation, my office is calling for the creation of an inter-agency taskforce of experts from the New York Police Department, Administration for Children's Services, Department of Education, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, district attorneys, and Department of Consumer Affairs.
In 2001 a taskforce of pulmonary and critical care experts developed guidelines for weaning and discontinuation of mechanical ventilation that recommended the development and implementation of respiratory weaning protocols for nonphysician healthcare professionals in the ICU [ 1].
The meeting was convened by a taskforce of representatives from government agencies, chaired by the Uganda Development Corporation.
A taskforce of experienced German outcomes research, medical, health-technology assessment and biostatistics researchers in industry was appointed.
Less than 10 years ago, in guidelines for ICU admission, a taskforce of the American College of Critical Care Medicine concluded that patients with hematological or metastasized solid malignancies were poor candidates for ICU admission [ 3].
