The phrase 'leading faculty' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a team of teachers or faculty members who are highly experienced, knowledgeable, and respected in their field. For example, "Our school has some of the most respected and leading faculty in the area."
Instructors include leading faculty from the University of California, Berkeley.
That is also leading faculty members to reassess the classes they offer, as the popularity of courses about the Internet and start-ups wanes.
"Digital humanities," as this broad movement is called, is leading faculty members to seek fresh ways to make history more accessible and relevant in their teaching and research.
All students receive 2 months of intensive training in microeconomics, math, econometrics and research methods with leading faculty.
The workshop drew leading faculty, postdocs and students from around the world, as far afield a Korea.
Dr. James O. Woolliscroft, dean of Michigan's medical school, said leading faculty members "wanted education to be free from bias, to be based on the best evidence and a balanced view of the topic under discussion".
A visitor to practically any country will find MIT-educated engineers and scientists leading faculties and industries.
In 1962 Imperial recommended Hills to Neil Adams, Dean of Science at Southampton University, for the Chair of Physical Chemistry, which he was to occupy for 18 years, developing the department into one of the leading faculties in Europe.
In collaboration with Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Harvard Kennedy School immerses you in rigorous learning that bridges academic disciplines and draws from leading faculties across the university's graduate schools.
Take regular college classes with leading Cornell faculty.
In any Yale Executive Education event, you benefit from the depth of expertise of our leading business faculty.
