The phrase "circle of intellectuals" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a group of individuals who are recognized for their intellect and expertise in a certain field. Example: The annual conference attracted a wide range of participants, from young entrepreneurs to established professionals to members of the exclusive circle of intellectuals.
It also spoke of his "bypassing the restricted circle of intellectuals" and "producing best sellers".
Jarry was struck by Rousseau's unusual work and introduced the self-taught artist to the circle of intellectuals associated with the avant-garde review Le Mercure de France.
Her parents moved in a cosmopolitan circle of intellectuals and artists in New York and spoke French, which was Dr. Schor's first language, at home.
He was soon recruited to the circle of intellectuals who helped Spedan Lewis - known in partnership jargon as the "Founder" - push through his radical ideas.
He was a member of the Venetian circle of intellectuals known as the Accademia degli Incogniti ("Academy of the Unknowns"), which met to discuss and debate questions of literature, ethics, aesthetics, religion, and the arts.
Those tales have now been expanded into this book, named after one of Dostoyevsky's most perplexing novels, which "narrates the descent into madness of a circle of intellectuals in a remote Russian province".
This improbable eminence — his name is Buxton — is still alive; sadly, soon after we're introduced to him and the circle of intellectual power brokers around him (one of whom is based on Mary McCarthy), the manuscript breaks off.
He began to acquire a wide circle of intellectual acquaintances, beginning with a philosophical-spiritual group in Amsterdam that conducted discussions with him by mail and occasionally in person.
The development path to becoming a doctor is a circle of intellectual rubrics and combat education.
There is increasing anxiety, which used to be prevalent among limited circles of intellectuals and elites, but now it has spread throughout society".
Some bristled at names that others mentioned, a reminder that creating circles of intellectuals is often more delicate than brain surgery.
