"recent scholars" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to people who have studied or researched a certain subject recently. For example, "Recent scholars have argued that the traditional interpretation of the text is incorrect."
27, 30, 2, is rejected by recent scholars, as Hand, Turs.
Recent scholars have adopted a less idealistic, more realistic explanation, arguing that politicians are rational actors.
This declaration, of course, is precisely the kind of assertion that has been challenged by recent scholars.
The study tests McClelland's (1961) and more recent scholars' proposition that some cultural configurations nurture entrepreneur startups while other cultures are biased toward thwarting startups.
Some recent scholars note how modernist critics exclude women writers such as Frances Trollope from serious consideration.
Recent scholars have attempted with this method to recover the actual words (ipsissima verba) of Jesus by removing the accretions attached to them in the course of transmission.
One more recent scholar counted no fewer than 27 different factors that are said to promote democracy.
These "Arians" were aggressively denounced by Athanasius, who argued (in the summary of a recent scholar) that their "appeal to reason is sophistic, their appeal to Scripture a pretence, and their appeal to tradition an insult" (Wiles 1996, 9).
This idea has been rejected by more-recent scholars, however, as Stonehenge is now understood to have predated by some 2,000 years the Druids recorded by Julius Caesar.
A list of our current and recent visiting scholars is available here.
Two recent Burchard Scholars were honored this year with prestigious awards in recognition of their academic achievement.
