Converse of object

• consult: Hristov also consulted art experts, who agreed that the head was Roman, dating roughly to 200 AD.

• lead: The courses are taught by leading experts in their fields.

• appoint: Irish Times Article - State to appoint legal experts to enhance child protection.. .

• recognize: In the case of such a disease, a recognized fish health expert or vet should be able to help.

• invite: Our invited experts at just here's the professionals there.

Converse of subject

• authore: Highlights of the service: Logical step-by-step question and answers authored by experts to curtail ambiguity within forms and ensure fields are not overlooked.

Adjective modifier

• acknowledged: The technical papers presented at RINA conferences are selected by committees of acknowledged experts in the field.

• leading: None of these leading medical experts have heard of any such study.

• renowned: Edited by renowned experts in this field, this book presents a comprehensive overview of pre-eclampsia.

• foremost: Written by one of the world's foremost rigging experts, Arena Rigging presents both the theoretical and the practical components of rigging.

• independent: Written material is sent to two independent academic experts for detailed assessment.

• forensic: Forensic experts say that the fire was started deliberately in the bedding, just below the pillow.

Modifies a noun

• witness: The tribunal began by setting out the duty owed by an expert witness.

• advice: The boards sadly like your expert advice most weekends.

• opinion: Finally, the resource use data had to be derived using expert opinion.

• tuition: Invited speakers from academia and industry from both the UK and overseas will provide expert tuition.

• panel: Under the auspices of CREST, an expert panel was convened to review the evidence for TIA.

• adviser: Get some personal independent advice from one of our expert advisers.

Noun used with modifier

• industry: We need to start developing industry experts: people capable of giving you the competitive edge you will need to survive.

Preposition: in

• field: Adding to the debate These papers were prepared for the Prime Minister by a range of experts in various fields.