The phrase "a professional made" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The report was a professional made effort to improve the company's image."
Alternatives: "a professional creation" or "a professional product."
For each adaptation that is present in the vehicle, the questionnaire asks about who the participant worked with to determine that the adaptation was appropriate, whether a professional made the adaptation, and how the participant learned to use the adaptation.
The top-ranked McIlroy, whose win here in 2009 was his first as a professional, made just three birdies Sunday but kept mistakes off his card.
That earlier guy was a professional, making the same mistake that every parent who ever owned a camcorder has probably made at one time or another.
Sit down with a professional, make sure they consider as many variables as possible, and design a plan.
So when hiring a professional, make sure you clearly understand what they charge, as well as any commissions you might be responsible for.
He also has played here twice as a professional, making the cut both times.
I hired a professional make up artist with editorial experience and her creativity on the day was invaluable.
In 2002, he joined the Avengers for which he had his best years as a professional, making at least half of his field goal attempts each season.
"The difference between an amateur and a professional photographer is that a professional makes tests, while an amateur will just assume that everything will work out the first time".
As some members of my class noted, the holidays are coming up and a piece of your own work — crafted under the guidance of a professional — makes a great gift.
Where a professional makes judgements on elders who in truth (a state which is unknown to the professional) are "at risk" these are termed "signal" cases.
