The phrase "a selection of professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of chosen experts or specialists in a particular field.
Example: "For this project, we have gathered a selection of professionals with diverse skills to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a group of experts" or "a range of specialists".
First- and second-year students may take one of a selection of professional-level courses.
In his new book "Invisibles", David Zweig profiles a selection of these professionals to show that success isn't always measured by how much credit a person seems to have in the public eye.
Klein takes a portfolio-theory approach to education reform, meaning he wants a selection of large, professional organizations to choose from when he sets up a new charter school to operate outside the district's maze of union contracts and bureaucratic rules.
The awards recognise video game coverage across the specialist and mainstream sectors and are voted for by a selection of games industry professionals.
Interviews with a selection of the health professionals and carers mentioned by participants may have provided additional data, albeit from different perspectives.
Once the realisation of CA is confirmed by a centre, the selection of professionals will take place.
Both Lynda and Coursera offer a wide selection of professional courses that are interactive and as a whole, above average.
Some 5,000 property owners, meanwhile, have signed on to Lovely Pro, a free selection of professional tools for owners, managers and leasing agents to organise their property listings.
Below is a selection of tweets from healthcare professionals outlining their views on whether a seven-day health service is possible.
In 2007, the Senior Salaries Review Body found that MPs were paid the equivalent of 85% of the pay of a selection of other public sector professionals.
