The phrase "a professional concern for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an issue or topic that is of importance or interest within a professional context.
Example: "The committee expressed a professional concern for the ethical implications of the new policy."
Alternatives: "a professional interest in" or "a professional focus on".
And all the time, Giovanni has to listen to his babbling, quarrelsome, unhappy patients - strangers to whom he has extended the dishonest, ersatz professional concern for which the gods have made him pay a terrible price.
All that has changed greatly, and, for me personally, the best indication of change is the fact that Duke Divinity School hired me in part because of my "professional" concern for ecological concerns.
Other possible, but rare, sanctions comprise issuing a discipline with injunction, or bringing the health professional concerned for the prosecuting authority.
She needs a professional lawyer concerned for her reputation -- as distinct from a shameless publicity hound intent on Allred-ing herself into this story as yet another limelight opportunity.
"We combine professional skills training with a concern for professional standards and the importance of fair, impartial and ethical reporting is at the heart of our courses".
Rather, there seems to be consistent findings across many studies of increased patient handovers, poorer team integration, professional dissatisfaction, concern for maturation of clinical skills, and decreased time in the OR.
Dadant and Sons (dadant.com), the home of American Bee Journal, which covers professional concerns, is a source for beekeeping equipment (except the bees themselves).
"The needs of our young people are that when they leave school, they become part of a world that is highly likely to include technology," says Mark Chambers, the chief executive of NAACE, a professional association for those concerned with advancing education using technology.
