The word 'masters' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to reference someone with a deep or superior knowledge, expertise, skill or proficiency in a certain field or topic. For example: "Derrick gained his master's degree in Business from Harvard University."
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Where once we waited eagerly to catch our weekly fix, these days we are masters of our own viewing destiny, choosing when to watch and, increasingly, what viewing platform to watch it on.
Partly because Pardew's Newcastle were past masters at embarking on dismal runs themselves.
No composer since can avoid the shadow of this great icon of the 20th century, and score after score by modern masters would be unthinkable without its model.
It recruits almost exclusively final-year undergraduates or those studying for masters degrees.
Overall, EU and international students make up 74% of all students who started taught masters degrees in 2012-13.
Lawrence almost certainly would not have a masters degree either.
Another is that our political masters didn't appreciate the capability of digital computing and communications technology.
There are hat tips to other horror-score masters here, with Remurdered using John Carpenteresque synths, while Deesh has hints of Goblin's scary pulsating psych.
It enabled his son to go to Stowe and he then went up to Cambridge, from which he graduated with a masters in economics.
My research about early Canberra led me to stories of violence against the Aboriginal people of the Limestone Plains: the Aboriginal people speared the stock; the shepherds, convict workers and the settler masters "took" and raped the women, leading to reprisal and counter-reprisal.
