The phrase "a professional support" is not correct in standard English usage.
It should be "professional support" without the article "a."
Example: "The organization provides professional support to its members in various fields."
Alternatives: "expert assistance" or "professional guidance."
We maintain a professional support staff that sees a diverse mix of medical, surgical and wellness cases.
The stars, who earn tens of millions of dollars a year, can build a professional support team that the rank and file cannot match.
"Meaningful work, more public engagement, a generous salary, health care, a professional support system of mentors and fellows, and funding for professional development and academic association," he said.
More than just a meet-up, Rising Stars offers women in EECS the opportunity to learn by doing, with sessions focused on landing a faculty job, gaining tenure, and building a professional support network.
Building a professional support system is one of the best things you can do right now.
Our goals are to 1) establish a professional support network for black scientists; 2) promote the research activities of black scientists; 3) achieve full representation and participation of black scientists at all occupational and executive levels within the NIH; and 4) monitor the institution's support for the achievement and development of black scientists.
Thus buttressed by a professional support-group, the bereaved writer projects his or her mask of mourning into the public domain and can expect to be treated with a kind of 19th-century douceur.
We also developed a professional supporting tool that residents can consider for cost-effectiveness in renewable energy and its environmental load reduction rate for the planning of a smart city.
The Columbia community, including a vast network of alumni, provides a strong professional support system that can connect you with mentoring and internship opportunities.
Key evaluation findings include participant acquisition of new instructional skills, increased self-efficacy, and the formation of a nascent professional support network.
Rachel Farr, a senior professional support lawyer in the Employment, Pensions & Mobility group at law firm TaylorWessing, told us it's also rather easier said than done — suggesting it's difficult to see how the government will "truly improve clarity".
