"expert artisans" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe highly skilled craftspersons who specialize in a particular type of work. For example, "These expert artisans create the finest hand-crafted furniture using traditional methods."
The value of Wiener Werkstätte jewelry came not from the raw materials but from its aesthetic, the purview of artists and designers, and its craftsmanship, handled by the workshop's expert artisans.
The works, shown in editions of three, at galleries in as many cities, are large painted porcelain casts and wood carvings, executed by expert artisans, of tchotchkes that include the Michael Jackson piece, a simpering Cabbage Patch doll, and a saccharine John the Baptist clutching a cross, a pig, and a penguin.
Using the high standards of the privately published books in the 19th century — an ideal known as the "book beautiful" — as a starting point, FMR sought expert artisans from various fields to create something Ms. Ferrari described as "a work of art in itself".
It takes many expert artisans to bring cast bronze and stainless steel sculptures to life, and American Fine Arts Foundry is the only foundry in the world entrusted to cast the only sculpture known to have come from the hand of Leonardo da Vinci.
According to a report on the resort's Web site, widespread latent effects of the storm were detected by "engineers, horticulture experts, artisans and insurers".
Initially, the tools are confined to experts, artisans and specialists.
The throngs of tourists will be jostling alongside stonemasons, restoration experts and other artisans paid by the French government's $37 billion economic stimulus program.
Terra Madre, or "Mother Earth," is an international meeting of farmers, food policy experts and food artisans who gather every two years in Turin, Italy, where the Slow Food organization was founded by Carlo Petrini.
Believe it or not, the ice cream here is among the best in the world, and dulce de leche and malbec flavors are absolute must-haves, according to luxury travel expert Leah Reilley of Artisans of Leisure.
She writes in her editor's letter: "I'm no editor, no artisan, no expert.
An artisan or expert, therefore, must have general rules which he can apply to particular cases in order to produce results with a better rate of success than could otherwise be achieved.
