The phrase "scholarly expert" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to someone who is knowledgeable and well-versed in a particular academic or intellectual field. Example: The conference was attended by a panel of scholarly experts in the field of psychology, who shared their insights and research findings on the topic of mental health.
The director of the Special Plans operation is Abram Shulsky, a scholarly expert in the works of the political philosopher Leo Strauss.
"Academically, it will enable the faculty to sustain a position for a scholarly expert in Korean studies and cement McGill's place at the forefront of this vital area of study," the university's dean of arts, Christopher Manfredi, said.
Gerald E. Myers, a scholarly expert on the philosopher William James who expressed his missionary zeal for modern dance through the highly unusual position of philosopher in residence of the American Dance Festival, died Feb. 11 at his home in New London, Conn.
This has provoked alarm from liberals, from scholarly experts and from activists in the region.
"Almost all the scholarly experts and bar commissions that have studied the issue have recommended increased opportunities for nonlawyer assistance.
Melvyn's scholarly experts on Radio 4 deny claims that he is a portrayal of Delacroix himself (the painter's politics were ambiguous).
Oxford University Press — or O.U.P., publisher of the beloved O.E.D. — has just launched "O.B.O.," a new online bibliography, compiled by panels of scholarly experts, that seems to promise a great deal of happy reading for serious researchers.
The film is populated with scholarly experts and wild characters.
We use charts, graphs, statistics and sarcasm and quote scholarly experts who write in The New York Times.
But there is something else that makes Americans, in general, prone to conspiracies about scholarly experts: our passionate attachment to individual freedom.
Both popular tribunes and scholarly experts flood the public with their definitions of the origins, duration, and consequences of the economic crisis.
