The phrase "elite writers" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a group of highly skilled or talented writers. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The literary magazine only accepts submissions from elite writers, making it a coveted platform for aspiring authors."
Some authors decamp to elite writers' colonies to bathe in each other's artistic brilliance and undermine their colleagues' confidence.
But elite writers and authors in New York went to work anyway, soliciting help from people like the 34-year-old Lazarus to reach their monetary goal.
NEW DELHI — A misfortune of Mumbai is that its politicians have always had a better understanding of the great city than many of its elite writers, who have long described the city by its most vacuous quality — cosmopolitanism.
The pileup has left publishers jostling for shelf space and publication dates, and critics wondering how they can review all of the elite writers worthy of attention — not to mention the debut and midlist authors who might be neglected.
The author quotes profusely from such elite writers as Fernando Pessoa, Octavio Paz, Tzvetan Todorov and Wallace Stevens for intellectual accreditation, but one cannot fault the extent of her research both in libraries and in interviews.
The cross-national difference in the practices by which elite writers transferred their work to publishers uncannily presaged the cross-national difference in how factory workers delivered their labor to employers.
So you have to be an elite writer to get through this tournament.
Instead of demonstrating or undermining Seneca's sincerity, the ad Polybium offers us an insight into the strategies an elite writer might use to engage with the emperor and the power politics behind their relationship.
But I've seen precocious preteenagers wipe the floor with fairly elite published writers.
Czech propaganda used the term never to designate politicians, bureaucrats or athletes, 'only the cultural elite: philosophers, writers, professors.' And now there's 'an amazing synchronism.
It was the combined work of a dozen of Lonely Planet's elite travel writers, and for a month it was my bible.
