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The phrase "appoint a panel of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of selecting or designating a group of individuals to serve on a committee or to evaluate a specific matter.
Example: "The organization decided to appoint a panel of experts to review the proposals submitted for the new project."
Alternatives: "designate a committee of" or "select a group of".
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He will appoint a panel of educators to advise him on the decision, which he hopes to make well before Mr. Klein resigns on Dec. 31.
It is understood that the Government will scrap the consultation and instead appoint a panel of experts to consider the future of publicly owned woodland.
The Malaysian government also announced last week that it would appoint a panel of international experts to review the safety of Lynas's plans.
The department will appoint a panel of experts to draw up a shortlist of challenges and invite "global innovators" to solve them.
It is neither entirely common nor unusual for judges to appoint a panel of lawyers or experts to help them sort through school financing cases of this kind.
Second, the FISA court must now appoint a panel of five "amicus curiae" to advise it on matters of privacy and civil liberties when new "significant" cases come before the court.
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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has appointed a panel of outside experts to investigate.
On his request, the RBI appointed a panel of experts to point a way there.
The transportation secretary, Mary E. Peters, has appointed a panel of outside experts to review the events.
The commissioner appointed a panel of 10 specialists headed by Dr. Jacqueline E.
The Health Ministry said Thursday that it had appointed a panel of nine experts to investigate the reports.
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