The phrase "world class specialist" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person who has expertise in a specific field that is considered to be of the highest quality. For example, "This hospital specializes in cancer treatments and has world class specialists on staff."
We will be an 'ideas network' that produces world-class specialist and topical content that's engaging and accessible, and ensure our genre experts appear across a wide range of platforms and channels".
"This ambitious package will ensure that patients across the East of England continue to benefit from access to world-class specialist treatment, will secure Papworth hospital's future location, and help further develop its world-leading capabilities," he said.
Maguire said two world-class specialists had examined the document to assess and verify it, and claimed Beethoven experts "think it is more a matter of Professor Cooper misreading the manuscript".
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"He receives systematic attention from an excellent world class medical team; the best specialists of our country have been put at his disposal, when required," said Ms Vidal.
Ennis dug deep to finish within 0.01sec of runner-up Ginnie Crawford – another world-class hurdles specialist from the US – pipping European indoor silver medallist Tiffany Ofili for third place, both Britons being credited with 12.88sec.
Their team contains some great individual talent – they have a world-class beam specialist in Deng Linlin, and He Kexin, the defending Olympic bars champion, will be Beth Tweddle's likeliest rival on that apparatus.
Education is world class.
The fields are world class.
