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The phrase "a salaried" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who receives a salary, typically in a professional or employment context.
Example: "She is a salaried employee at the firm, which provides her with a stable income."
Alternatives: "a paid" or "a salaried worker".
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He was still only a salaried employee.
The following year, she was promoted to a salaried position.
Dundee, the tutor in attendance, was a salaried employee.
"The NHS offers a salaried GP around £80,000".
He hoped his internship would lead to a salaried job.
He proposes a salaried physician model to replace fee for service.
For the past seventeen years, Turkalo has been a salaried employee of the Wildlife Conservation Society.
Mr Cusick was a salaried BBC employee and entitled to nothing but thanks.
In 1956 she married Felix Rohatyn, then a salaried investment banker at Lazard Freres.
a salaried worker in Rome, on politicians' promises amid the debt crisis.
If you have lumpy income, you should act like a farmer, not a salaried employee.
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