The phrase "a professional record of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone's documented history of professional achievements, experiences, or qualifications.
Example: "The job application requires a professional record of your previous employment and accomplishments."
Alternatives: "a work history of" or "a career record of".
Dokes retired in 1997 with a professional record of 53 wins, six defeats and two draws.
A professional record of 45 unbeaten fights over 15 years should speak for itself.
Halimi retired in 1964 with a professional record of 41 wins (21 knockouts), 8 losses, and 1 draw.
Macías retired for good in 1962 at age 28 with a professional record of 41-2, with 25 knockouts.
He is 30 and has a professional record of 38-0, with 35 knockouts, and the World Boxing Council championship.
Muhammad, the champion from April 1979 through December 1981, has a professional record of 34-5 with 24 knockouts.
He won the opportunity to make a professional recording of his song, post it on the Rap Genius website and have the lyrics annotated by some of the best rappers in the business.
There is a proof sheet of biographical information on Deems for "Who's Who in Entertainment". The compact disc was produced by Arts Midwest and is a professional recording of Johnny Frigo, Isaac "Redd" Holt, and Willie Pickens.
Standing at a towering 6-foot-7, boasting an unblemished professional record of 40-0 with a staggering 39 victories resulting from vicious knockouts, it would appear reigning WBC Heavyweight Champion Deontay Wilder is feared most for his intimidating frame or the unrivaled power of his punches.
Its has now scored in an English professional record of 47 consecutive matches, while this was their 29th successive unbeaten game, equaling Manchester United's premier league record.
Maidana, 30, has an impressive professional record of 31 knockouts from 35 wins and just three defeats, but readily concedes he is the underdog.
