The phrase 'important experts' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to people with expertise or significance in a specific field. For example: "The summit was composed of important experts in the field of science and technology."
The characteristics were grouped according to importance as very important (experts scored 4 or 5, n = 5), important (expert scored between 3 and 5, n = 15), less important (score between 2 and 4, n = 3), or not important (score 1 of 2, n = 0).
The difference in dating is important, experts say.
Lastly, we perform a network analysis to examine important experts.
Most important, experts say, get started on planning no matter how young, or old, you are.
More important, experts warn that infant and toddler programs cannot prevent children from drowning.
Most important, experts said Sussex police had no need to use armed officers at any stage.
As for the substantive matter, the Express buries the most important expert warnings until the very end of its article.
It said its Dutch company performed an important expert service and its profits were subject to full UK tax as a UK CFC.
The fee includes airport pickup and dropoff, meals, snacks, beverages, hotel, ambulance, and, most important, expert instruction in driving fast — safely.
Her study of Europe's role in the proliferation of weapons in South East Asia made her an important expert during the row over British arms sales to Indonesia.
For an important expert like Ledeen to say that Obama's brand of fascism represents "tyranny of a very different sort" from the old Axis brand shows a commendable desire to change the tone in Washington.
