The phrase "skillful experts" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe individuals who possess a high level of skill and expertise in a particular field. Example: The project was completed successfully thanks to the contribution of our team's skillful experts in marketing and design.
In our case, residents were clearly less skillful than experts in making important diagnoses, e.g. diastolic murmurs, which were not heard by the trainees in 60 % of cases.
But Lin, along with an Italian business partner, successfully revived Desmo, creating a line of leather bags that sell for a few hundred dollars each. (The company's Web site notes that all Desmo bags are "Made in Tuscany" and "crafted by the skillful hands of experts").
"We're convinced this will be a win-win situation for Heartland as well as Eli Lehrer and his team of very skillful and devoted policy experts.
A few interviewees pointed to the scarcity of experts and skillful persons for performing needs assessment both in the MOH and HIOs.
1) The experts were the most skillful, achieving 69% recognition of heart sounds and murmurs and correct diagnoses in 62% of cases.
I would also urge you, in addition to being medical practitioners and technical experts, to also be skillful brokers, negotiators, and diplomats in the pursuit of the Health for All goals - in short, builders of tomorrow's world - a world that is truly fit for children.
That position, legal experts say, will take some skillful persuasion, since antitrust regulators typically oppose the creation of duopolies.
Experts say the NRA has proven skillful at portraying individual gun ownership as an almost sacred piece of American freedom, casting proposed restrictions as the bleeding edge of totalitarianism.
The RMS project team not only consists of skillful computer science developers, but also actively involves experts from the RCS, IT management, and biomedical informatics.
There are specialists in removing bricks of clay intact from the walls in which they have been embedded for 80 years; experts in disengaging blue ceramic tiles from demolished mansions; and skillful "deconstructors" who extract metal beams from heaps of rubble.
