The phrase "a professional collaborator" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who works with others in a professional capacity, often in a team or project setting.
Example: "As a professional collaborator, she brings diverse skills and perspectives to every project she joins."
Alternatives: "a skilled partner" or "a team-oriented professional."
Wirzba, editor of The Art of the Commonplace: The Agrarian Essays of Wendell Berry, counts Berry as a friend and professional collaborator.
Kieltyka in particular believed Bailey saw her as an intellectual and professional collaborator.
In the meantime, all of this could prove awkward for one of Hollywood's biggest stars: On one of the most celebrated film nights of the year, Kidman would be part of a glitzy red-carpet celebration in Cannes that might not include her frequent professional collaborator Harvey Weinstein (with Weinstein releasing two other Kidman films this year alone).
Meanwhile, all this could prove awkward for one of cinema's biggest stars: Kidman would be part of a glitzy red-carpet celebration in Cannes that might not include her frequent professional collaborator, Harvey Weinstein, with Weinstein releasing two other Kidman films this year alone.
Her husband and professional collaborator of 30 years, TV producer Allan McKeown, died of cancer in December 2013.
Previously called the Institute for Pale Blue Dots, the new name was announced by Ann Druyan, Sagan's professional collaborator and widow.
Like the composer John Cage, who was his life partner as well as professional collaborator, Cunningham championed the use of chance procedures.
Panelists include Victor Hazan, Marcella's husband and professional collaborator, Susan Friedland, former Director of Cookbook Publishing and Marcella's editor at HarperCollins, cookbook author Michele Scicolone and the Italian chef Cesare Casella.
One is reminded of 2006's "Grendel," the trouble-plagued new opera directed by Taymor and composed by her life partner and frequent professional collaborator, Elliot Goldenthal, most noted for his composing for 1995's "Batman Forever" and 1997's "Batman and Robin," among other films.
The CanMEDS framework is based on the seven roles that all physicians need to have (medical expert, communicator, advocate, professional, collaborator, manager and scholar) according to the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
