The phrase "scholarly experts" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The panel discussion on climate change featured a variety of scholarly experts, each offering unique insights on the topic.
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).
Although the Duncan opinion did not say so, analysis by two scholarly experts has come to precisely this conclusion about the Mother Jones material.
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.
Unless the "experts" are the sorts of scholarly experts we expect now, will Knol be any more authoritative than the Wikipedia or someone's blog?
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.
She is a 36-year-old professional photographer, and she has a story to tell: how she falls in love with Sam, a scholarly expert on South America whose life seems devoted to hatred of his wife, Verity.
The original aspirations of that meeting were relatively modest: to enable a conversation between two accomplished playwrights and a scholarly expert.
