The phrase "aerospace specialists" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to professionals who have expertise in the field of aerospace engineering or technology.
Example: "The conference will feature several keynote speakers, including renowned aerospace specialists who will discuss the future of space exploration."
Alternatives: "aerospace experts" or "aviation specialists".
Tech giants including HP, Toshiba IBM and aerospace specialists such as Airbus, Rolls-Royce and BAE Systems all have significant bases or laboratories in and around the city.
The market is currently growing at some 5% a year, and this is a growth rate that is likely to continue for the next 10 years, according to defence and aerospace specialists IHS.
GKN, the automotive and aerospace specialist, was hit by Cookson's remarks about the sectors where it is involved, losing 9.4p to 216.9p.
The 47 percent premium built into the $16.5 billion it is paying for shares of Goodrich, an aerospace specialist, makes the price look overly generous, especially amid gloomy stock markets.
Ray Neidl, a senior aerospace specialist at Maxim Group, an institutional brokerage firm in New York, said he expected that flights would be packed through the summer but that the airlines might have to make some major adjustments in the fall.
Tanaka is no aerospace specialist.
John Schilling, an aerospace engineering specialist, said on the website of 38 North, a Washington-based monitoring project, that the launch appeared to demonstrate an intermediate-range ballistic missile that could reliably strike the US base at Guam in the Pacific.
Other forms of commerce developed instead in Bristol, and, as a result, the city did not suffer so much from the decline of heavy industry.Today the Bristol area is home to big aerospace companies, specialist manufacturers, high-tech firms, financial- and professional-services firms and creative studios.
Mr. Mason said Maryland was benefiting from boom times at aerospace and military specialists like Lockheed Martin, whose headquarters are in Bethesda, Md., outside Washington, and Northrop Grumman, whose electronic systems division is based in Baltimore.
Its replacement will be aerospace and defence specialist Meggitt, up 6.6p at 336p.
Tom Wilczek, Goed's aerospace and defence specialist said: "The State of Nevada, through NIAS, will help guide Ehang through the Federal Aviation Authority FAAA) regulatory process with the ultimate goal of achieving safe flight".
