"highly trained experts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to people who have received specialized training. For example: "Our organization is staffed with highly trained experts who can help you with any of your needs."
But as Wilfred M. McClay argues, even highly trained experts get caught up in manias and groupthink — as the failure to anticipate the economic crisis shows.
Even for decisions that are traditionally the domain of highly trained experts, decades of studies show that even simple statistical models are often an improvement over human inconsistency.
"What I realized along the way," he went on, "was that there actually was an ideology"—a mixture of causes, playing to the tech industry's appetite for highly trained experts, that he's taken to calling "the knowledge-economy agenda".
"What I realized along the way," he went on, "was that there actually was an ideology" — a mixture of causes, playing to the tech industry's appetite for highly trained experts, that he's taken to calling "the knowledge-economy agenda".
France produced many of the world's finest chefs, including Georges-Auguste Escoffier, who organized the kitchens for the luxury hotels owned by César Ritz, developing the so-called brigade de cuisine, or kitchen team, consisting of highly trained experts each with clearly defined duties.
Building a landfill or incinerator means importing heavy machinery and highly trained experts and getting a long-term commitment from the host country.
Without the ability to harness sophisticated computer tools that manipulate data, even the most highly trained expert would never manage to unearth the insights that are now starting to come into focus.
What's a guy to do when he's a highly trained expert in a field for which there is no longer much demand?
Highly trained expert teachers will be allowed to conceal carry, subject to State Law.
President Donald Trump also backs allowing "highly trained expert teachers" to pack firearms in schools as "a deterrent" ― one of the few gun-related proposals he's offered in the wake of the Florida shooting and one that the National Rifle Association supports.
