The phrase "a setting of professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment or context where professionals are present or engaged in their work.
Example: "The conference provided a setting of professionals from various industries, fostering collaboration and networking opportunities."
Alternatives: "an environment of experts" or "a context of specialists".
Participants in this study were self selecting and may therefore represent a set of professionals with research interests or particular interests in depression and depression management.
Third, quality and safety improvement is envisioned as resulting not so much from a body of knowledge and set of skills possessed by individuals, but from the interdependent collaboration of a set of professionals with different backgrounds and perspectives skilfully modifying their work environment and optimising their work processes for the benefit of patients.
In addition, we are governed by a set of professional values that students and practitioners must abide by.
Soon he is making his own playthings, which his father teaches him to do, using a set of professional tools.
Keep your white coat and a set of professional dress clothes in a locker or storage room near the med school/hospital.
(Harper shows us a set of professional-looking bicep curls with a set of pretend dumbbells she has made from twists of craft paper: clearly, she has observed a few).
In addition, professional marketing associations, such as the Direct Marketing Association, have promulgated a set of professional standards for their industry, including a requirement that marketers provide consumers with the opportunity to modify or decline future mail or e-mail solicitations.
As Michael Schudson has suggested, this debate led to a conscious decision on the part of American journalists to move towards a set of professional standards, a move also made in response to the rapid growth of PR.
In his backpack, Hudson had a set of professional Faber-Castell sketching pens in a leatherbound box given to him by Mr. Lagerfeld, who, Mr. Kroenig said, is a far warmer, funnier, more generous person than people might expect.
(Harper shows us a set of professional-looking bicep curls with a set of pretend dumbbells she has made from twists of craft paper: clearly, she has observed a few). Victoria runs (eight miles around Richmond Park with Tana Ramsay the other day) and in LA attends the ferocious SoulCycle classes.
