The phrase "a gathering of professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or meeting where professionals come together for a specific purpose, such as networking, sharing knowledge, or discussing industry trends.
Example: "The conference will feature a gathering of professionals from various fields to discuss the future of technology."
Alternatives: "a meeting of experts" or "a congregation of specialists."
They were there to do a Q&A session with members of the Producers Guild, a gathering of professional filmmakers.
A friend of mine recently went to a gathering of black professionals.
And not just to the time of stagnation, but further back - to Stalin's times," said Konstantin Raikin, during an emotional speech to a gathering of theatrical professionals earlier this week.
Some of the first versions of these technologies were displayed here this week at the Homeland and Global Security Summit meeting, a gathering of security professionals and the companies that want them as customers.
Speaking to a gathering of industry professionals Friday, longtime California real estate titan Fred C. Sands called the housing market "pathetic" and said some agents needed to start looking for other work.
It is a conundrum that prompts soul-searching at any gathering of professional women in the industrialized world, most of whom still struggle to chart paths to the summit of business when the signposts are often hidden — or in a language that few women speak.
A small gathering of professionals seated in the back of Starbucks "holding court".
"We do not have a magic wand which we can wave in order to solve the problem just like that," Interior Minister Neoclis Sylikiotis said at a gathering of real estate professionals and journalists on June 23.
Responding to criticism that the United States practices a kind of economic imperialism by requiring some foreign companies to comply with a new corporate oversight law, Mr. Pitt told a gathering of European accounting professionals today, "We seek to usher in a new regulatory regime in concert with you, not impose our solutions on you".
He's so well spoken, his manners polished to such a high gloss, that -- aside from the fact that he's been a methamphetamine addict and career criminal since age 13 whose only formal education is a high-school degree earned in juvenile detention -- he could blend easily into a gathering of witty young professionals.
