The phrase "ad hoc expert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has specialized knowledge or skills for a specific task or situation, often on a temporary basis.
Example: "We brought in an ad hoc expert to help us navigate the complexities of the new regulations."
Alternatives: "temporary specialist" or "subject matter expert".
Its ad hoc expert committee has warned against rushing to make a decision.
The editorial team continues to provide detailed, insightful and timely feedback to authors with the support of an international distinguished Editorial Review Board and ad hoc expert reviewers.
To achieve a tool more suitable for regulatory purposes, a mutagenicity classifier has been arranged integrating two different techniques: a machine learning algorithm from the Support Vector Machines (SVM) collection, to build an early model with the best statistical accuracy, then an ad hoc expert system based on known structural alerts (SAs), tailored to refine its predictions.
Skibsted has co-authored design strategy books and serves as an ad hoc expert blogger for the Harvard Business Review, Fast Company and other.
Energy and protein requirements: Report of a joint FAO/WHO ad hoc expert committee.
In some instances, ad hoc expert review panels have provided external input and evaluative information.
The purpose of this paper is to replace such ad-hoc expert judgment of the statistical properties of input model parameters with inverse UQ process.
The purpose of this paper is to replace such ad-hoc expert judgment of the uncertainty information of TRACE physical model parameters with inverse Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) based on OECD/NRC BWR Full-size Fine-Mesh benchmarksts (BFBT) benchmark steady-state void fraction data.
The selection was made in collaboration with 'the Ad-Hoc Expert Group on the Role and Economics of Nuclear Cogeneration in a Low Carbon Energy Future' from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DEconomic Co-operation
The retrofitting of sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) is currently undertaken ad hoc using expert experience supported by minimal guidance based predominantly on hard engineering variables.
More than 190 nations that are parties to the convention are debating proposals from an ad hoc technical expert group, online forums and the Subsidiary Body on Technical and Technological Advice.
