The phrase "a sanitary engineer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professional who specializes in the design and management of systems related to sanitation, waste management, and public health.
Example: "After completing his degree, he secured a position as a sanitary engineer, focusing on improving water quality in urban areas."
Alternatives: "environmental engineer" or "public health engineer".
You're a sanitary engineer here".
You look exactly like a sanitary engineer".
"Of course, everyone's moaning and groaning," said Gator Barb Burns, a sanitary engineer and Skiboat Jan's sister.
The World Health Organization sent a physician, a sanitary engineer, and specialized hospital equipment immediately after the quake.
Getting approval for a septic system generally takes at least five months, said Jennifer Perry, a sanitary engineer overseeing the project for the D.E.P.
They both gradually spend more time on romance than work: Vinnie has an unlikely affair with a sanitary engineer, and Fred falls for an aristocratic actress.
A stint as a shorthand typist for a sanitary engineers followed, before he went to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art at 16 and appeared on stage at Castle theatre, Farnham, in 1946.
Temple had thought of this in the morning, and had selected from her hat collection a sanitary-engineer's bright-yellow hard hat.
When he made Top Secret (1952), especially written for him, about a naive sanitary engineer with a revolutionary new idea which the Russians think is an improved atom bomb, even the film fan magazine Picturegoer questioned whether he could carry a film as its star.
According to data they have collected in two separate studies, overused and outdated septic systems have led to ground and surface water pollution in the neighborhood, said George Hicks, a senior sanitary engineer for the agency's Bureau of Water Management.
A pioneering sanitary engineer and the founder of the field of home economics, Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards entered the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1870 as a special student (women weren't yet admitted and MIT didn't want to have to admit that a woman had been enrolled).
