"expert papers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to papers or documents written or produced by experts in a particular field or subject. Example: The students were tasked with writing a research paper on climate change, and they were required to include at least three expert papers in their bibliography.
My written testimony ("Some Reflections on Monetary Institutions and Exchange Rate Regimes") is contained in the IFIAC's compendium, Expert Papers, which was published in March 2000.
You will be able to find unpublished resource materials, such as expert papers, background notes, studies on some of the results of the social care reform.
You will be able to find unpublished resource materials, such as expert papers, presentations and background notes from regional and national events on this topic.
But Mr. Andruscavage's entry in the "time aloft" category fell to Howard Fink, of the Upper West Side, another expert paper airplane flier who used a modified version of a plane featured in "The Great International Paper Airplane Book".
The contest attracted expert paper airplane designers, including Rowin Andruscavage, a systems engineer who works for Boeing in Virginia and drove up to participate in the event with his 6-year-old son, Warren.
He points out that the man selected to write the "expert paper" on climate, William Cline of the Centre for Global Development, a think-tank based in Washington, DC, has impeccable credentials; indeed, he is known as an advocate of forceful, early action to slow global warming.
"However, the guidance also acknowledges that to take account of people not applying sufficient quantities of sunscreen, SPF 30 was also recommended in an expert paper".
Wolfgang Löwer from the Hochschulverband (DHV, union of university teachers) is not too enthusiastic about the experts' paper.
When Gen. David H. Petraeus took over the U.S. military's Central Command in 2008, he commissioned expert briefing papers on his new domain, which sprawled from Egypt, across the Persian Gulf, to Central Asia.
From 1980 through 2011, 315 accounting-related expert systems papers were published.
The expert group papers summarize highly specialized knowledge in a form accessible to nonspecialists and recommend broad (e.g., regional, trophic-level) research priorities applicable to EBM.
