"expert presenters" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to people who are knowledgeable and skilled in making presentations. For example, "The conference featured four expert presenters speaking on different topics."
Make sure you pay attention to how your teacher does this before your presentation, because teachers are expert presenters.
Our exciting line-up of expert presenters and programmes from BT Sport's state of the art studios will re-imagine the way fans watch, discuss, debate and absorb sport".
My current employer, 6 Music, is aimed at the discerning music fan, and punches way above its budget with expert presenters like Steve Lamacq, Marc Lard Rileyey and the great Bruce Dickinson.
The format of each session is left to the discretion of the expert presenters, and may include anything from PowerPoint slides to movie clips, live virtual tours of lab facilities, even real-time electrocardiograms.
In one show, which presented him as a national security and terrorism expert, a presenter claimed: "Wayne has done interrogations".
Her other achievements include overseeing the appointment of Sandi Toksvig as the first female host of a regular BBC2 panel show, QI, and throughout her time at the BBC she has been credited with putting more female experts and presenters on screen.
Dr Hannah Fry is quickly becoming the UK's best-known mathematician, having appeared as an expert and presenter on BBC4's Climate Change by Numbers, Radio 4's The Curious Cases of Rutherford & Fry, and City in the Sky, an in-depth study of the aviation industry, currently on BBC2.
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Jasmine Birtles is a personal finance expert and TV presenter.
Wildlife Miranda Krestovnikoff, wildlife expert and television presenter.
A foreword by Sarah Beeny, property expert and TV presenter, also seems a strange choice.
