"corresponding experts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to professionals with a specific set of expertise. For example, "We consulted corresponding experts from various fields to develop our research."
The corresponding experts reviewed each intervention element, either identified via the literature search or during the patient interviews, and its relevance and suitability were evaluated for inclusion or exclusion from the newly developed adherence-enhancing intervention TTOP.
The corresponding experts reviewed each item of the developed item pool, identified via the literature search and confirmed during the patient interviews, and its relevance and suitability was evaluated for inclusion or exclusion from the newly developed TTAQ.
(ii) Counting the number of coughs in longer segments (t = 60 sec, n = 300) and plotting the cough count vs. the corresponding experts' count whereby the linear regression equation, the regression coefficient (R) and the joint-distribution density Bland-Altman plots could be determined.
To obtain the corresponding expert system, design rules are derived from the analysis of Packaging design experts and customer's perception after the detailed design of the product.
Differently, FAQ-like documentation consists of a structure which lists questions frequently asked by the target audience and the corresponding expert answers [46].
Figure 7 shows the best-fit Dirichlet and Generalized Trapezoidal distributions for nodes 5 (recorded VT rate), 6 (Felt VT rate) and 15 (eruption) alongside the corresponding expert group quantiles.
Comparison of the best-fit Dirichlet and Generalized Trapezoidal distributions for nodes 5 (recorded VT rate), 6 (Felt VT rate) and 15 (eruption), shown alongside the corresponding expert group quantiles.
A three-level (county, province, and central) surveillance network and corresponding expert groups were established to undertake data collection.
The scores in the six domains and 28 sub-domains will be calculated using the mean weight given by the corresponding expert panel.
A corresponding expert document to use as a comparison with student descriptions was constructed by combining a Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA PNASS) review article on meiosis (Kleckner, 1996) and a textbook section describing meiosis (Alberts et al., 2002).
Therefore, each question will be given one point; all questions together within a sub-domain contribute X% to the maximum score of a domain, where X is the mean weight given by the corresponding expert panel (Table 2).
