The phrase "Professional sector" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to the part of the economy that involves professional services and occupations.
Example: "The professional sector has seen significant growth in recent years, particularly in technology and healthcare."
Alternatives: "Business sector" or "Corporate sector"
For the rest of the patients, we applied the salary cost per hour in each professional sector, as described in the " National list of Economic Activities in fourth trimester 2003 – CNAE 2003".
Simply Hired has been acquired by Recruit Holdings (owner of Indeed); Monster has been snapped up by Holland's Randstad; and biggest of all, LinkedIn — a major platform for recruitment in the professional sector — is being bought by Microsoft for $26.2 billion.
They also have a higher employment rate and more jobs in the professional sector.
Acevo has also helped to build a more professional sector with stronger leaders.
They are focused on the end point – securing a good job in a professional sector.
The administrative and professional sector and a military cantonment (base) are located north of the city proper.
"I know she is keen to promote a professional sector, and will have little time for special pleading.
To do that they first need acceptance from society and we believe this starts from the professional sector.
Digital sales were around £150m last year, says the Publishers Associationn, over 80% in the academic-professional sector, with only £5m in consumer sales.
But America's lower-skill workers also benefited, mainly in the retail, non-professional sector.
It's very likely that many of these voters just couldn't see themselves in the picture the Clinton campaign was painting, which relied heavily on the idea of barrier breaking and diversifying professional-sector boardrooms as a key way of ameliorating income inequality.
