The phrase "expert examination" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a thorough and detailed analysis or evaluation conducted by a qualified and experienced professional in a specific field. Example: "The insurance company requested an expert examination of the damage to the building before approving the claim."
An expert examination of all these objects has found traces of foreign-made explosives.
Under expert examination it was determined to be that most auspicious of beasts: the one called the white elephant.
Only a spore print with expert examination can tell some of the deadly ones from the delicious and safe ones.
"I believe that Israel has a clear interest in conducting a serious, expert examination that will deal with the report and produce an opposing report.
But Para's state government is energetically pursuing the allegations and has exhumed bodies of those who died in 1982 for expert examination in Sweden.
Expert examination of "very graphic" images of one girl's genitalia appeared to show she was aged 13 or under, Wass said.
"After being confronted with the results of the different expert examinations, he confessed his presence at the crime scene," the statement said.
"After being confronted with the results of the different expert examinations, he confessed his presence at the crime scene," Thierry Werts, a spokesman for the prosecutor's office, said in a statement Saturday.
"The victim was given a complete an expert forensic examination and the findings from that examination are consistent with her account.
"The victim was given a complete and expert forensic examination and the findings from that examination are consistent with her account.
We also show that NIR imaging identifies clinical features associated with early dimineralization and enamel caries that are not apparent upon expert visual examination.
