The phrase "a professional constituency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of professionals who share common interests or goals within a specific field or industry.
Example: "The organization aims to represent the views of a professional constituency that includes educators, researchers, and policymakers."
Alternatives: "a professional community" or "a professional group".
Obama's third area of strength is his very impressive appeal to the Democrats' new upscale, highly-educated business and professional constituency, evident in his fundraising prowess.
He is not calling for a populism where the "community" replaces "experts," but for a better understanding of how knowledge "co-produced" among local and professional constituencies can lead to better health, science, and politics.
A central goal of the democracy movement has been to eliminate the professional constituencies.
Currently, half of the members are elected from geographical constituencies by the public, while half represent professional constituencies like bankers, business owners, lawyers and other categories.
Ever since he was let out to campaign — knowing that he can be put back in jail at any time — he has held several neighborhood meetings each day, and has met for lengthy discussions with professional constituencies, such as academics, doctors, teachers, and businessmen.
They observed that organizations experienced pressure to conform to their institutional environment because of the operation of coercive pressures from political institutions, normative pressures from occupational and professional constituencies, and mimetic pressures from other organizations with which they compare themselves [ 18].
As Leader of the Opposition Mr Cameron intervened after a professional huntsman from his constituency in the Cotswolds was charged with various offences of hunting a fox.
"Can they not resolve to protect women's health instead of powerful political friends?" But the photos were FAKE!!! McConnell knows they are fake but he said this yesterday, because he's a professional politician and he knows his constituency and he knows the chance of them actually reading a paper or watching anything other than Fox news is not even worth worrying about. .
"A professional is a professional," he said.
