The phrase "a professional enter" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively in written English.
Example: "As a professional enter, I strive to excel in my field." (Note: This example is flawed due to the incorrect phrase.)
Alternatives: "a professional individual" or "a professional expert."
During or after the medical exam, the health professional enters physical findings and test results.
However, hardly any intelligence professionals enter the IC with a PhD, a fact confirmed by internal studies done by the government.
As a new generation of tech-savvy professionals enter the health service, he is confident that co-working – the day-to-day interaction between man and machine, individual and automaton – will become more commonplace.
Indeed, some commentators suggest that an interdisciplinary culture may only be possible as new generations of healthcare professionals enter the workforce [ 27].
The problem starts when professionals enter the field, and that means factors as early in the process as job posts can influence this trend.
"We let scientists, for instance R&D professionals, enter key terms or search terms into the Sciencebite search engine and we crawl and we analyze academic literature online.
Realtors have to pull their data from MLS (Multiple Listing Service – the regional entity where real estate professionals enter and store homes that are available for sale or rent), then pay for an IDX integration allowing customers to search their listings.
Realtors have to pull their data from MLS Multiple Listing Servicee – the regional entity where real estate professionals enter and store homes that are available for sale or rent), then pay for an IDX integration allowing customers to search their listings.
The traditional assumption is that healthcare professionals enter their profession naturally inclined to precept and inherently possess the needed skills for this assignment.
I happen to know the family of a professional footballer entering the final stages of his career.
