The phrase "advanced scholars" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who have a high level of expertise or knowledge in a particular academic field.
Example: "The conference will feature presentations from advanced scholars in the field of neuroscience."
Alternatives: "expert researchers" or "seasoned academics."
The Russian students range in age from 23 to 34 and might be called advanced scholars.
The inclusion of analogies and careful use of language makes this an accessible resource for new learners, while the comprehensiveness of the text may appeal to advanced scholars as well.
Advanced scholars may particularly value Baum and Smith's careful interpretation of what phylogenetic trees represent in relation to biological reality (e.g., hard polytomies, p. 59), especially in the context of contemporary evolutionary biology research.
I'll leave it to more advanced "Warcraft" scholars to parse the movie's tricky racial politics, which are offset to some degree by the casting of Ruth Negga as Azeroth's wise and compassionate queen.
The modern scholar H.D.F.
− Jacques Steinberg I have been diligently searching for an appropriate college for my son, who has been diagnosed with pervasive developmental disorder but is a high-functioning, advanced placement honors scholar.
Modules are cotaught by faculty members and an advanced graduate student who serves as a peer mentor with the title "senior scholar".
In his book Understanding Writing Block, Keith Hjortshoj says: "Writing blocks are most common among advanced undergraduates, graduate students, scholars, and other professional writers who are not supposed to need help with writing and do not need the kinds of writing instruction offered in the typical composition class".
The Chinese Academy of Sciences, meanwhile, has already attracted more than 2,000 scholars with advanced degrees from abroad with its award programs, and is launching a new Hundred Talents Plan to step up this strategy, says Cao Jinghua, deputy director-general of the CAS Bureau of International Cooperation.
We took care not to use the graphical user interface of Google Scholar's advanced search interface for dispatching the search expressions.
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