The phrase "a professional conflict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a disagreement or dispute that arises in a work or professional setting.
Example: "The team faced a professional conflict regarding the direction of the project, which required mediation to resolve."
Alternatives: "a workplace dispute" or "a career-related disagreement".
There is not even a professional conflict of interest.
It was then that WLT's Burton called in Javier Jiménez Pérez, a professional conflict negotiator who has worked in Nicaragua, Peru and elsewhere specialising in environmental disputes around mining, dams, national parks and the like.
Sands Pierce, a professional conflict expert from EndTime, Inc. says "It's not that hard, I just keep saying "no" to the most common sense things and 'no' again when all my demands are met".
And then probably, you know, like, there is a professional conflict.
Some respondents acknowledged a professional conflict of interest in such sales and marketing, and described strategies used to mitigate it.
A Certainly, and they probably do bite a little deeper than a typical professional conflict, but they're few and far between.
While there is a history of professional conflict between members of the judiciary and the police, American advisers have made great strides in fostering relationships between the various members of the law enforcement community.
It might seem equally astounding that such a critical advance was greeted with aggressive resentment rather than open arms by the scientific status quo; David Hull (1988) provided a comprehensive account of the nearly 20-year professional conflict engendered by phylogenetic systematics.
The relationship between Megan and Don turns bitter after she performs a sensual dance during the party, while Peggy and Pete both suffer through professional conflict with their fellow co-workers.
There is more mutual respect than closeness between them, but little lasting animus, despite several moments of professional conflict in some of their bigger encounters.
But the similarities in their careers have always been outweighed by the differences, and by the moments of personal and professional conflict.
