"lead panel" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to the group of people responsible for leading a certain project or task. For example, "The lead panel will be responsible for making the final decision on the design of the new bridge."
Irish actor and director Fiona Shaw is the festival's artist-in-residence, and she will direct the opening performance, present the US premiere of one of her works and lead panel discussions and a master class.
The lead panel was on the most urgent issue -- the economy -- with Robert Rubin, former Treasury Secretary, and Laura Tyson, National Economic Advisor to Pres.
I helped to lead panel discussions across the country showing that the idea of accountability is a lie; a dangerous lie.
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Festival leaders have courted Mr. Ahmadi and others to lead panels on hunger, race and poverty.
Presidents, however, often called on Professor Aaron to serve on or lead panels dealing with labor issues.
The gray monochrome and the small, rough figures blurring into the pitted surface of the lead panels demand the viewer's concentrated gaze.
The foundation has already recruited four Arab-born, U.S.-based scientists to lead panels that will manage grants competitions in the fields of water and energy, biotechnology, new materials, and information technology.
Maybe they speak at conferences, lead panels, or write about the industry.
Instead, their lives are marked by sleep deprivation and conference calls, and their idea of leisure is jetting off to Aspen to hear Zbigniew Brzezinski lead panels titled "Beyond Unipolarity".
For irradiation of intracranial tumors, rats were shielded with lead panels, except for the tumor-bearing cranium.
