The phrase "a sole professional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an individual who operates independently in a professional capacity, often without partners or associates.
Example: "As a sole professional, she manages all aspects of her business, from client relations to financial management."
Alternatives: "an independent professional" or "a solo practitioner".
The youngster made his sole professional appearance as an extra-time substitute in Arsenal's third-round League Cup victory over West Brom in September.
The sole professional actor, George Costigan, played Hudson as a bug-eyed cross between the Wolf of Wall Street and Toad of Toad Hall.
The importance of involving the family's usual HV in giving results was highlighted as the best way to minimise parental anxiety; either as the sole professional giving the results, or visiting the family together with a specialist or purpose trained non-specialist.
T". her sole professional focus.
Twenty years later, her Facebook page lists "honorable discharge from the Navy" as her sole professional accomplishment.
While the books are full of appealing redundancies (I can't be reminded too often of Bertie's sole professional claim: "When Aunt Dahlia was running that 'Milady's Boudoir' paper of hers, I contributed to it an article, or piece as we writers call it, on What the Well-Dressed Man is Wearing"), there are far too many expedient repeats, too many hand-me-down plot devices and overlong one-liners.
In 2010 the Saints, who were especially beloved by the people of New Orleans because of the decades they spent as the city's sole professional sports franchise, won their first Super Bowl an important symbolic step on the road to recovery from Hurricane Katrina.
The university offers more than 180 undergraduate and graduate degree programs within its 10 colleges in addition to its sole professional degree from the College of Medicine.
Boys learn to dribble from the time they can walk, and street football games are played out as passionately as the city's sole professional football club is supported.
Since 1975, the AANA has been the sole professional organization that represents all CRNAs in all situations public and private at both state and federal legislative levels.
