The phrase "astute experts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals who are both knowledgeable and perceptive in their field of expertise.
Example: "The conference featured a panel of astute experts who provided valuable insights into the latest industry trends."
Alternatives: "shrewd specialists" or "insightful authorities".
Even some of the sport's most astute experts were stumped.
Ron Chernow, author of "Titan," the best-selling biography of John Sr., is first among the astute experts who tell this compelling story.
This painstaking work shines a powerful light on the convoluted relationship between ecology and evolution, and reveals how ecology can lead to confusion amongst even the most astute experts when it comes to identifying species.
One astute oil expert insists that "Lee is getting off the ship at just the right time".
He is one of the Democratic Party's most astute analysts, an expert reader of polls and pols.
Despite the player's record-breaking goalscoring exploits, Sky Sports' astute Spanish football expert Terry Gibson believes Real Madrid would be better off selling Ronaldo come season's end, saying that the player's "individual obsession with his own achievements is hindering the performance" of his team.
Among those who afforded him this pleasure were some of the nation's most astute bibliophiles and autograph experts.
With Sandy Johnson, the assistant general manager, serving as the primary personnel expert, they became astute traders.
Jason Reitman and Sheldon Turner shared the best screenplay gong for Up in the Air, an astute comedy about a corporate downsizing expert – the George Clooney-starring movie also made it into the AFI list.
The expert reviewer also makes several astute technical points which we address below.
USA Today's review concluded: "All the familiar action-flick clichés are trotted out: the backstabbing, politically astute subordinate; the seemingly loony but loyal computer expert; the dabs of family loyalty; the requisite happy ending; the utterly unsubtle plugs for the sequel; the big action scenes.... Resist the hype, parents, booksellers and librarians.
