The phrase "panel evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to refer to evidence gathered by a panel of experts for a review or examination, such as a judicial proceeding. For example, "The panel gathered extensive panel evidence during their review."
Ottawa Panel evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for aerobic walking programs in the management of osteoarthritis.
The right panel evidences the convergence of the data, at fixed (L=80), by increasing m (see also the inset, where we show the behavior of (Delta E_{n}) as a function of m, for three different values of (g_{2})).
According to Ottawa panel evidence-based clinical practice guideline, treatment of shoulder subluxation was one of the recommendations for post stroke rehabilitation [ 22].
The representative, a military officer, is supposed to pass along to the panel any evidence the detainee wishes to offer as well as any incriminating evidence the detainee has told him.
The panel heard evidence from the reports of subsequent postmortems, which concluded that his cause of death was wrong.
In recent months, a team of experts on torture, working with the international investigative panel, examined evidence gathered by the Mexican authorities.
At North Cumbria university hospitals trust, which runs hospitals in Carlisle and Whitehaven, "the panel found evidence of poor maintenance in two operating theatres, which were closed immediately".
The Club's disciplinary panel considered evidence from Mercer, who was legally represented, Joss Naylor's trainer Jonjo O'Neill, and Mr David O'Reilly, legal counsel of Betfair.
But today, Mrs. Clinton's supporters seized on the ruling by the ethics panel as evidence that the deal is completely appropriate.
