The phrase "committee panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals selected to discuss, evaluate, or make decisions on specific issues within a committee.
Example: "The committee panel will review the proposals submitted for the new project."
Alternatives: "advisory board" or "review committee."
But the Olympic committee panel didn't see fit to include it in the 2020 Games.
He also serves as a writing committee panel member of the American Academy of Neurology on the practice parameters of movement disorders.
Mr. Martin told an ethics committee panel Friday that once Ms. Waters learned of OneUnited's request for special treatment, she told Mr. Moore to stay out of the matter, the investigators found.
Ms. Waters has made clear she intends to fight the charges, opting for a public trial by an ethics committee panel, which she has requested take place before the November election.
I asked [Labour's national executive committee panel] to draw a line in the sand and to think carefully before taking a position on the family life of MPs, and the ways in which parliamentary life intrudes upon family life.
Earlier, the head of a Senate committee panel accused Apple of "exploiting an absurdity" in its tax payments.
In what could have been a fresh start for the N.F.L.'s committee on head injuries, its two new co-chairmen, making their first official remarks on concussions before a House Judiciary Committee panel on Monday in Manhattan, were heatedly rebuked by lawmakers for sounding "like the same old N.F.L".
"What are our priorities for legal immigration?" he asked in testimony before a House Judiciary Committee panel.
For more than a decade, you served on a United States Olympic Committee panel charged with monitoring sports doping.
A House Armed Services Committee panel will also meet Thursday to examine the military's preparedness to respond to attacks like the one in Benghazi.
Another superdelegate, Pat Maroney, a Democratic National Committee panel chairman, also disclosed support for Mrs. Clinton, according to the Charleston Gazette.
