The phrase "expert speaker" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who is knowledgeable and experienced in a particular subject and is capable of delivering presentations or speeches about it. For example, "The conference featured several expert speakers on the topics of sustainability and global warming."
Tina is an expert speaker and specialist coach.
He has been an invited expert speaker and judge for many competitions focusing on innovation and novel therapies, including events at Harvard, Google, and Autism Speaks.
Travel reimbursement payments to visitors, where Stanford has a business purpose such as inviting an expert speaker to a conference, are not tax reportable.
Dubbed "The Voting Guru" by Gristmagazine, Stinnett was named one of America's 50 environmental visionaries, and he is a frequent expert speaker on cutting-edge campaign techniques at top universities and campaign management trainings.
Bernie Mac is, in other words and this is the source of my love an expert speaker of Black English, which is the subject of the recent book "Talking Back, Talking Black" (Bellevue), by the linguist, writer, and Columbia professor John McWhorter.
He has published over 20 scientific articles on tobacco use disparities, was invited as an expert speaker at the National Academy of Medicine, is an Associate Editor for the journal Tobacco Regulatory Science, and is a recipient of the NIH Director's Early Independence Award.
A new database of expert speakers has recently been launched to meet the growing public desire for expert speakers.
See a full agenda and a list of expert speakers.
Expert speakers will examine the latest trends in innovation, from the laboratory to the marketplace.
As well as hearing from expert speakers, attendees are able to network and share good practice.
Melissa Benn will be chairing a panel of expert speakers and readers including John Pilger, Benedict Rogers, Zoya Phan, Justin Wintle, Maureen Lipman and Pascal Khoo Thwe.
