The phrase 'sent for consultation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an item or person that is sent to someone else for their opinion and/or advice. For example: "The employee was sent for consultation to the company's financial advisor."
A whiteboard for marking and discussing images would be a plus, although with email, images can be annotated and sent for consultation.
With the identification of the early cases, the pathology was recognized as being unusual, and beginning in May of 2010 when fungal elements were first seen, microscopic slides and paraffin blocks were sent for consultation to experts in infectious disease pathology at Emory University, Atlanta, GA (ABF, JG).
Patients with osteoporosis and having the full set of evaluation were sent for a consultation with either a rheumatologist or an endocrinologist.
A brain biopsy had been performed at an outside institution in 87% of the cases, and sent for extramural consultation to a study centre.
Patients with positive mediastinal lymph nodes, (either pathologically documented or found suspect in the CT-scan due to diameter >1.5 cm) will be sent for surgical consultation and evaluation of operability.
Many patients are sent for specialized consultations (ophthalmology, gynecology, psychiatry, etc).
Study design: Sixty-four patientsentnt for a uro-gynaecological consultation were given tests by two ultrasound methods using the same apparatus (Aloka) with different probes.
Anders Anundsen said in an interview with state broadcaster NRK: "What we are sending out for consultation now is a proposal that the cases of asylum seekers who deliver manifestly unfounded asylum applications can be processed with an expeditious procedure lasting two days, and that they also be detained pending proceedings".
Jackson sent for McGuire.
Based on it, a correlation matrix was produced and sent to experts for consultation.
In a letter sent after consultation with the Department for Education, Onora O'Neill, chair of the commission, described the actions of the Belz sect, which runs the two schools in Stamford Hill, north London, as illegal.
