The phrase "a portion of professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific segment or group within a larger body of professionals in a particular field or industry.
Example: "A portion of professionals in the tech industry are advocating for more sustainable practices in their companies."
Alternatives: "a segment of professionals" or "a group of professionals".
Arison's father bought a portion of professional basketball's Miami Heat in 1988 for $14 million.
This feedback facilitated further refinement of the rubric, and in turn, the updated rubric will inform our future professional development with teachers, as a portion of STEAM professional development involves formative assessment in STEAM units.
The indictment, which was returned Wednesday and unsealed yesterday, charged that from 1996 until 1998, Piggie paid the players in the expectation that he would receive a portion of their professional salaries and endorsement income.
Nearly four years after Alex Rodriguez admitted that he used steroids for a portion of his professional career, he continues to be a source of curiosity and concern for Major League Baseball and the Yankees.
As a founding supporter of Billion + Change, McKenna Long & Aldridge joined the effort to try to bring the lessons learned from the legal community to help envision how every industry can adopt of standard of giving a portion of their professional skills and services to address critical issues.
Shapton, who helped judge last year's Man Booker prize, is a quirky, determined talent: in her youth, she trialled for a place in Canada's Olympic swimming team, and a portion of her early professional life was spent as art director of the New York Times's op-ed page.
"There's a substantial portion of professional artists [in the issue]," Mouly added, "but there are also people who can't draw to save their lives, doctors and dentists and auto mechanics that have not until now used comics or drawing.
"There's a substantial portion of professional artists [in the issue]," Mouly added, "but there are also people who can't draw to save their lives, doctors and dentists and auto mechanics that have not until now used comics or drawing.
There are also ways to steer tax preparers toward recommending a higher-cost transfer service by kicking back a portion of the fee — to the professional, not the customer.
Such transfers could be affected through bilateral aid or other financial assistance, or by forwarding to the source country for a period of time a portion of income taxes paid by emigrating health professionals working as such in their destination countries.
