The phrase "academy of experts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or institution composed of knowledgeable individuals in a specific field or discipline.
Example: "The academy of experts in environmental science gathered to discuss the latest research findings."
Alternatives: "institute of specialists" or "society of professionals".
A federally appointed academy of language experts could do the pioneering.
By contrast, the academy's panel of experts reiterated the academy's support for therapeutic cloning to produce stem cells that are genetically equivalent to a patient's own cells.
According to the group of academy experts who studied the statuette, the counterfeit Oscar was made up of two mismatched parts, neither of which was ever a part of the authentic McCarey award.
In November 2006, the dean of West Point military academy and a team of experts on interrogation visited the set of the programme to air their concern that the show was promoting unethical behaviour, making it more difficult for them to train soldiers and law-enforcement officers in legal and, just as much to the point, effective interrogation techniques.
The year-long academy features dozens of expert-led workshops, field trips and directed stewardship opportunities designed to provide participants with the knowledge, tools and skills needed to support efforts in preserving natural resources.
The longlist was chosen by an academy of crime authors, publishing experts and reviewers.
An academy of 750 book industry experts voted for Hollinghurst as their writer of the year, ahead of Booker winner Julian Barnes and his short novel A Sense of An Ending and Carol Birch's Booker-shortlisted Jamrach's Menagerie.
But in a new report, a panel of experts from the academy's Institute of Medicine said the payment formulas were deeply flawed.
The complexity of the subject has been used to disguise the underlying ethics and values of experts and the academy, and to influence the practice and industry of finance.
Admitting that he was not the first one to come up with the idea, Alexander said he would recommend following the academies' approach--asking a panel of experts to synthesize existing studies--and then challenging politicians of all stripes to put forward their best ideas.
A panel of experts convened by the academy last year recommended a minimum of 25 hours a week, 12 months a year.
