The phrase "a future professional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is in the process of training or preparing for a professional career.
Example: "As a future professional in the field of medicine, I am committed to my studies and gaining practical experience."
Alternatives: "an aspiring professional" or "a prospective professional".
But in 2010 not one of them was able to identify Jeremy Lin of Harvard as a future professional star.
She will be treated more like an army conscript than a future professional responsible for patients' lives.
Beyond that, I really think that a degree there sounds more relevant for a future professional career – which most at Cambridge are extraordinarily underprepared for.
These two events made international news, but his parents remained uncertain whether to think of their son as a future professional chess player or as someone who happened to be very good at chess.
A dispute ensued, with the Olivers saying that they had only agreed to pay the Barattas a percentage of a future professional contract, a common practice among draft picks and their advisers.
However, if a student perceives that she is becoming part of the medical community, for example, then group work in her biochem class takes on social and practical importance for her own goals as a future professional.
With most of them, he acted in classical drama at the Marlowe Society under the supervision of George Rylands, but also appeared in a fin-de-siècle musical version of Love's Labour's Lost that featured a dozen future professional luminaries; anyone who saw it still celebrates Hammond's song and dance number, with balloons, Pretty Girl, written by Redgrave and Swift.
The program wraps up with final team presentations of the program-long projects, reflection on the team experience, a plan for future professional development goals, and a "graduation" ceremony.
Brees and Roddick, who is two years younger, played in Austin in a group of future professional athletes that also included Chris Mihm, an N.B.A. center who is currently a free agent.
Sound pre-service education gives individuals entering the workforce the competencies they need to make an immediate impact as well as a foundation for future professional growth.
Some authors suggest that it should be taught during pre-qualification, as an investment in future professional practice and patient care [ 12]; others suggest introducing it both before and after qualification [ 13].
