The phrase "a subset of professional" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used when referring to a specific group within a larger category of professionals, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The marketing team is a subset of professional roles within the larger organization."
Alternatives: "a category of professionals" or "a group of professionals".
LinkedIn today has a heavy focus on job searching and head hunting, which is only a subset of professional networking, and is plagued with issues like unwanted connection requests and inbox spam, among other things.
DCs are a subset of professional antigen-presenting cells.
The chaperoned peptides can be channelled into the endogenous class I presentation pathway of a subset of professional antigen-presenting cells, which are then able to prime CD8-positive CTLs.
Jewish cantors comprise a subset of vocal professionals that is not well understood by vocal health professionals.
Only a subset of these people became health professionals in Africa and subsequently moved.
In qualitative work with a subset of midwifery students, the need for professional, as well as personal, support was noted [ 16].
A subset of participants who were not asked about professional treatments an early version of the interview (n = 79; 42 cases, 37 controls) were assigned a separate category for the professional treatment variables and retained in the models.
Professional acquirers are not keen to sign NDAs, so only a subset of the long list will agree to do so.
Clinical engineers are a subset of biomedical engineers, who are explicitly considered by the International Labour Organization (ILO) as health professionals.
A subset of clinical RDs appears to be interested in obtaining advanced practice competency and enrolling in professional doctorate degrees in clinical nutrition.
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