The phrase "atomic specialist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has specialized knowledge or expertise in atomic science or technology, such as nuclear physics or atomic energy.
Example: "The conference featured a keynote speech by an atomic specialist who discussed the latest advancements in nuclear energy."
Alternatives: "nuclear expert" or "atomic scientist."
The major goals of the federal efforts are to clarify options for retaliation and to deter terrorists by letting them know that nuclear devices have fingerprints that atomic specialists can find and trace.
Atomic and atmospheric specialists expect that, in time, the extremely diffuse Japanese plume will spread so that it extends over most of the planet's northern regions.
Other officials were non-committal about state intervention, but TEPCO shares have fallen by over 75% since March 11th.Outside experts say that repeated flaws in the company's nuclear operations have denuded its board of specialists in atomic power.
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French officials were taken aback by the announcement this year that Siemens of Germany would build nuclear reactors with Rosatom, the Russian atomic energy agency, rather than the French specialist Areva.
Morris R. Jeppson, an Army Air Forces electronics specialist who helped arm the atomic bomb aboard the Enola Gay as it flew to Hiroshima, died March 30 at a hospital in Las Vegas.
Maria Filomena Guerra, a specialist there in ancient gold artifacts, traveled to Vienna last month to help the international atomic agency with its outreach program.
Holly is a micro-imaging specialist and trains new users on a variety of micro- and nano-imaging techniques, including atomic force and scanning electron microscopy, as well as advising users on biomedical related projects.
The Government's extensive program to develop a radiation weapon came as Government scientists and medical specialists were insisting that radioactive particles falling to earth from open-air tests of atomic bombs posed little or no risk to civilians.
