The phrase "a third of professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistics or proportions related to a group of professionals in a specific context.
Example: "According to the survey, a third of professionals reported feeling overwhelmed by their workload."
Alternatives: "one-third of professionals" or "33% of professionals".
"Our research shows that children as young as eight can see it, so why can't the government do more?" The report, Child Neglect: The Scandal That Never Breaks, also suggests 52% of children who were worried about another child told someone about their concerns, and that a third of professionals "feel powerless" to help neglected children.
While the motivation to prevent patient harm was overarching, a third of professionals elaborated extensively on the relevance of the level of risk for their decision to speak up.
More than a third of professional, managerial and technical unemployed workers used the Internet to search for work, compared with 5percentt of manual workers.
Only a fifth of professionals working with patents surveyed by Thomson Reuters believed that Chinese patents were of high quality, a lower proportion than in any other region in the study.Yet despite all this, it is clear that China really is growing more innovative.
The poll also revealed that more than a third of health professionals have not been trained in how to cope with patients with a learning disability.
However, there is light at the end of the tunnel, as a third of UK professionals are confident that their situation will improve in the next five years.
Additionally, less than a third of response professionals lack confidence in the abilities of officials compared to 44% of laypeople.
– Leave campaign's £350 million claim was too small, says Boris. – Two men charged with the murder of model Harry Uzoka – A third of UK professionals suffer from anxiety or depression, says one study.
A third of health professionals were the only users of computers at work or at home.
A third of our professional footballers are black; yet Les Ferdinand, director of football for Queens Park Rangers, is possibly the only black face in the boardroom of any of our professional football clubs.
According to the company, a third of Flash Professional content created today uses HTML5.
