"knowledgeable colleagues" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe colleagues who are well-informed and have a wide range of knowledge. Example: "I am fortunate to work with knowledgeable colleagues who are always willing to offer their expertise and share their valuable insights with me."
TO QUOTE one of my more knowledgeable colleagues: "Elections are funny things.
-- and, after a series of illuminating discussions with knowledgeable colleagues, proudly presenting a distinguished slate of candidates to the Tony voters.
"Am I right in thinking the polka-dot jersey is being worn by the rider in second place, who happens to be Juan Mauricio Soler, the winner of yesterday's stage?" According to my knowledgeable colleagues, James, the polka-dot shirt is being rested, but in my humble opinion, I think Rasmussen should be made to wear both.
Following advice from media articles and knowledgeable colleagues and advisers, he had begun putting out feelers for opportunities outside academe.
Surprisingly, they were transferred from a recent review article by Goadsby[3], almost word by word, despite the existence of a committee of intelligent and knowledgeable colleagues.
I have ideas, refined after conferring with my very knowledgeable colleagues.
High-heat, high-intensity cooking robbed food of nutrients, a knowledgeable colleague advised.
His less glamorous, far more knowledgeable colleague Aaron Altman Albert Brookss) offers a suggestion: "Keep it to yourself".
In an ideal world, I'd like to have a knowledgeable colleague on hand to offer advice and perhaps teach some basic reading and writing skills in the early stages after a refugee arrives.
My knowledgeable colleague Mike Smith once told me that Silicon Valley has some of the least connected schools in the nation.
For instance, when making investment decisions in a market downturn, people often ask an expert, or a knowledgeable colleague or friend for advice on where to invest their money.
