The phrase "a vocation where" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of job or profession that involves specific activities or responsibilities.
Example: "She has always dreamed of pursuing a vocation where she can help others and make a difference in their lives."
Alternatives: "a profession in which" or "a career that involves".
It's a cynical strategy, certainly, but in a vocation where one of Chapo's rivals went by the nickname Mata Amigos, or "Friend Killer," it may also be quite sound.
As she writes later in the book, "My early trauma was a gift, it turned out, in a vocation where your best headspace is feeling that you have nothing to lose".
"I'm so lucky to have found a vocation where I enjoy the intellectual challenges, and which allows me to meet the most wonderful, varied group of people, courageous and brave – and I can fight for justice.
Rarer and more fortunate still, however, is finding and nurturing that vocation where most people go to escape the rigors of theirs.
I applied, and this set me on the path that has led me to my current vocation, where the loves of both parents merge.
This is a vocation based organisation where the primary motivation for its members is to be able to provide the best possible care for the patients / clients.
The undergrad major in which it is most common is theology and religious vocations, where 21 per cent of couples had the same major.
Our job is a vocation, it's one where we don't get micromanaged, we make our own decisions, and we'll never be at the mercy of layoffs or downsizing ever again.
I wake up in the morning knowing that my vocation is a unique calling, where hurting people's lives are transformed.
In 1919, he briefly taught in turn at the universities of Vienna (General Economic History was an outcome of this experience) and of Munich (where he gave the much-lauded lectures, Science as a Vocation and Politics as a Vocation), while compiling his scattered writings on religion in the form of massive three-volume Gesammelte Aufsätze zur Religionssoziologie [GARS hereafter].
