"relevant experts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to individuals with specific qualifications or credentials that are applicable to the topic that is being discussed. For example, "We need to consult with relevant experts to design a suitable plan for this project."
And that's not only what doctors, relevant experts and science have long maintained.
In short, it facilitates discussions between concerned/interested groups and relevant experts.
In August 2011, we gathered politicians, scientists, journalists, graduate students, and relevant experts in the field, in the Chilean parliament.
The letter was 319 pages long, and Dr. Mascheroni sent copies to relevant experts outside of Congress.
A diverse analysis team composed of clinicians, genomic experts, statisticians, and other relevant experts allows a comprehensive analysis approach.
A stark scientific conclusion, that we must reduce greenhouse gases below present amounts to preserve nature and humanity, has become clear to the relevant experts.
But at least that process allowed relevant experts to review the situation to see whether the women were indeed out of danger.
Since 97% of all relevant experts cannot convince climate change skeptics of the basic scientific facts, then nothing I say will change their minds.
Teachers are now free to concentrate on teaching and learning, while referring the many problems pupils bring from home to the relevant experts.
I write articles and news releases about research conducted by Cornell Lab scientists, field hundreds of media inquiries each year, and connect reporters with relevant experts.
The competition provides participants with constructive feedback from experienced professionals, mentorship from relevant experts, and chances to meet venture capital investors and industry leaders.
