"expert consulting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a professional service or advice provided by a knowledgeable consultant or expert. For example: "We are pleased to offer top-tier expert consulting services for your business needs."
A few weeks later, federal agents arrested Don Chu, an executive at an expert consulting firm, and charged him with facilitating the sharing of confidential information about impending earnings at technology companies, including Atheros Communications, Broadcom and Sierra Wireless.
Incorporating this knowledge into already deployed applications, though, is highly impractical, since it requires reconfigurable software architectures, as well as human expert consulting.
For the past decade, Troy has become a career BDSM expert, consulting for TV shows, film sets, and Broadway plays to help actors and writers get it right when it comes to portraying kink on screen or stage.
No company allows its employees to disclose confidential information while working as a consultant, and the expert consulting firms say they don't want such information.
But many expert consulting firms promote their access to different companies, and the consultants don't appear to make an effort to hide their outside work from their employers.
Madvertise offers customers like these "expert consulting advice" and help with media planning, even though its product includes a self-service platform to manage campaigns.
A leading military law expert consulted by the Guardian has questioned this legal advice.
An expert consult could also preserve family peace.
In fact, it incorporates those idiosyncrasies so completely that Molly Babel, a speech expert consulted by Popular Science, instantly pinpointed where Siri is "from".
An eagle expert consulted by The New York Times concluded it was a bald eagle.
Experts consulting in the case include translators, computer specialists, fingerprint examiners and other scientific analysts.
