"chief specialist" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase in a variety of contexts, such as in a job description or a news article, for example: "The company is looking for a chief specialist to oversee their new research division."
Chief Specialist of Intelligence for the US Navy.
When asked about the discrepancy, Jean G. Fritts, Sotheby's chief specialist in tribal art, said: "It's not possible to pin down the exact date that the cape and necklace entered the museum collection.
Ken Hatano, Chief Specialist of Software & AI Technology Center at Toshiba Digital Solutions Corporation shared how AI is being used to improve the intelligence of facilities and realize some of the goals of intelligent Internet of Things (IoT).
"This should never happen here," says Sergei Shygyn, chief specialist for nuclear reactors at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant.
There's a few, a small little cadre at the top, a small group of people who get to principal or chief specialist, and the rest of the people can spend their entire career as a senior specialist no matter how brilliant they are and much of a contribution they make.
Chief Specialist of Ust-Kamenogorsk city Emergency Department Marina Liskova says that, though teaching DRR is a role of the government, "This is the first time that I have seen children creating such video films on their own to teach others.
Pharmaceutical companies, when operating through chief specialists in certain fields (e.g. chief pulmonologists, chief cardiologists, etc)., as well as through ordinary physicians, influence the patients' attitude, orientating towards treatment with the newest and the most expensive medicines.
Norwegian senior house officers (or residents) experience a heavier load of on-call work, less autonomy, and frequent career ambivalence [ 12] in their temporary positions compared with e.g. established chief specialists, and this may negatively influence their work satisfaction.
The major groups or positions at T1 were senior house officers (45%), chief specialists in hospitals (23%), and general practitioners (17%), and the latter showed the highest levels of job satisfaction.
We categorized job positions into eight different categories: general practitioners (GP), chief specialists in hospitals (CS), senior house officers (SHO), research work/teaching, private practitioners, administration, public health officers, and other occupation/leave.
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