"expert public" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people who are knowledgeable and experienced in a particular subject or field, such as "The expert public was consulted on the new environmental regulations."
In the final analysis, Her Majesty's government has decided that an expert public body for film is a "nice to have" rather than "indispensable".
At 6ft 2in, sunny and self-possessed, with an infectious laugh, he is an expert public speaker who can lip-read any question.
As a business coach, recession marketing expert, public speaker, and author, Cheng is a hot commodity with a very comfortable life.
Expert public speaking requires transferring the comfort we have in low-stakes interactions to formal environments when we are expected to talk to others.
Many of the skills of expert public speakers require practice and perfecting the "core competencies" of speaking: organization, eye contact, voice, posture, among others.
"Doctors are so desperate to get relief from malpractice costs that they're willing to chip away at the opportunity to present an expert public opinion," said Arthur L. Caplan, director of the Center for Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania.
Men dominated all other professional capacities such as "business spokespeople, experts, public professionals" etc.
First of all, attention will be paid to the research design (key experts, public hearing, information centre, and survey) and the main research results.
We will work closely with policy experts, public defenders, court officials, and other experts to identify promising new interventions, and then prototype and test them.
The non-expert public is then forced to choose which view makes the most sense.
The agreement mandates inspections by trained independent fire safety experts, public reporting of inspection reports, mandatory repairs and renovations to address all identified hazards.
