The phrase "a professional visual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a visual element, such as an image or graphic, that is created or presented in a professional manner.
Example: "The presentation included a professional visual that effectively conveyed the key data points."
Alternatives: "a polished graphic" or "a high-quality image".
They hired a professional visual coach, Bethany Rivett-Carnac, to illustrate the talks live.
Before turning everyday reality into little video clips of sci-fi cinema or video games, Instagram user Slapcomp worked as a professional visual effects artist.
The film was produced in collaboration with a professional visual media agency and was funded by the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR), UK, as an output from the originating systematic review [ 28].
And Mr. Dee made it plain, in an article published June 4 in The New York Times, that his photo archive was not coming along, even though it amounted to an astonishingly broad and professional visual record of New York artists and galleries, beginning in the mid-1970s withethe sculptor George Segal.
We describe the development of a motion brushing prototype tool and discuss insights from an on-going qualitative study with professional visual effects designers into how such capabilities can enhance their current practice.
Patients consented to the filming, which was carried out by a professional audio visual team in actual clinical settings, including outpatient clinics and hospital wards.
The Women's Caucus for Art, a national, nonprofit advocacy group, is sponsoring the event to promote visibility for women artists and to draw attention to what it's calling a gap between opportunities available to men and women in the professional visual art world.
Just because I can snap an artsy, filter-enhanced pic that gets re-grammed doesn't mean professional visual artists are going away — quite the opposite.
This aspect of gallery practice is rarely part of our professional visual arts discourse.
They are professional visual artists -- painters, photographers, jewelry-makers and others -- who have been gathering every Tuesday for the last five years.
Nonprofessionals, of course, will often alter professional visual satirists' work and push the retrofitted image out into the meme-stream of social media.
