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The phrase "accused experts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to experts who have been accused of wrongdoing or misconduct in a specific context.
Example: "The accused experts faced scrutiny after their controversial findings were called into question."
Alternatives: "alleged experts" or "disputed experts".
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Gavin Partington, director general of the British Soft Drinks Association, said the new targets were "unrealistic" and accused experts of "singling out" soft drinks.
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To make matters worse for the accused, forensic experts are most often trotted out in court to testify on behalf of the prosecution.
Those punishments can be as severe as with a court-martial, but with less bad publicity for the services and less stigma for the accused, the experts say.
Britain's rich maritime legacy is under threat from commercial treasure hunters who are accused by experts of plundering and destroying the nation's underwater heritage.
Other experts accused her of undercutting years of effort to erase stigmas about the drugs.
But security experts accused them of attacking the internet itself and the privacy of all users.
Some political and military experts accused General Beg of making false statements.
Government ethics experts accused the committee of betraying its oversight mandate.
On Tuesday, a leaked report by a United Nations panel of experts accused both Uganda and Rwanda of supporting the rebellion, which both countries deny.
A United Nations group of experts accused Rwanda of covertly arming the M23 rebels, and last week the United States called for Rwanda to end its support for the group.
He also accused such China experts as John Paton Davies and Owen Lattimore of being pro-Communist, thereby effectively ending their careers in government service.
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