"prominent experts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to experts who are well-known and respected in their field. For example, "The project has been endorsed by a number of prominent experts in the engineering industry."
But prominent experts say the danger is overblown.
A number of prominent experts have issued similar warnings.
"Unfortunately," they write, his proof, "which has been read by many prominent experts, is incomplete".
For three days, several of the world's most prominent experts discussed their field in his courtroom.
The psychologists include several prominent experts on the psychological effect of trauma.
But by 1999, Dr. Berry had raised his profile and was meeting prominent experts and politicians involved with the issue.
Many other officers express bewilderment, said Salim Said, a prominent expert on military affairs.
The institution, named after Geraldine O. Delaney, a prominent expert in drug treatment, had only 250 beds.
Now, countless public appearances and blog posts later, plenty of Texans have heard about the wry scientist who has become the most prominent expert on the drought.
Harding is also a prominent expert by experience in the social care sector, having worked with the Care Quality Commission and co-chaired the Winterbourne View transforming care board with former care minister Norman Lamb.
The two men — who studied under the same economics professor at the University of Bonn, Manfred J. M. Neumann — are among the most prominent expert witnesses scheduled to appear before the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe on Tuesday and Wednesday.
