The phrase "a research professional" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is engaged in research activities, typically in an academic or scientific context.
Example: "As a research professional, she has contributed significantly to the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "a research expert" or "a research specialist."
CDG is a sociologist working as a research professional in family medicine at the Centre hospitalier de l'Universite de Montreal Research Centre (CRCHUM).
She is currently a research professional at the Faculty of Nursing of Laval University and a PhD student at the same university.
MR was, at the time of the study, a doctoral candidate in sociology at the Centre de recherche en droit public and is presently employed as a research professional at the Quebec Ombudsman's Office.
I am a market research professional with 20 years' experience, the last five spent specializing in qualitative research, a k a focus groups.
"What are the issues that Liz needs to address to optimize what she is offering to Armory Show visitors?" asked Ben Allen, a market research professional, during one such group.
For the experiment, surface EMGs were applied to the four muscles in each leg by a trained research professional.
Each of these points deals in some way with making communications between an operations research professional (academic or practitioner) and a student, client, subordinate, supervisor, or colleague more effective.
Participants who meet the inclusion criteria will be randomly allocated to one of the study arms by an independent research professional not connected to the study The allocation of participants to the study arm will be determined by a random number list generated by another researcher who has had no contact or access to recruited participants in the trial.
In the recent Presidential Branding Study I conducted with Douglas Schoen, a leading market research professional and campaign consultant, we had a sense that using brand associations to help consumers differentiate one political candidate from another might be an interesting way to get their defenses down enabling them to better articulate their honest feelings.
To become one of our local champions, you don't need to be a scientist or research professional – you just need to be eligible to vote in UK elections and willing to interview your local parliamentary representative.
Informed consent will be obtained during the screening interview where both a psychiatrist and research professional will be present to ensure that the patient fully understands the nature of the trial and answer any questions.
