The phrase "acquired professional" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone who has gained professional skills or qualifications, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After years of study and practice, she became an acquired professional in her field."
Alternatives: "qualified professional" or "experienced professional".
He has acquired professional qualifications and says his £246-a-week job buys him independence.
Within a few years, though, having acquired professional and financial stability — both were litigation associates at prominent law firms — they bought a house in Cheviot Hills, an affluent neighborhood in West Los Angeles, and began remodeling and decorating.
Public auditing by independent, impartial accountants has acquired professional status and become increasingly common with the rise of large business units and the separation of ownership from managerial control.
LinkedIn has just acquired professional content sharing platform SlideShare for $119 million in cash and stock.
"In a longer term, people who will return to Poland will not only bring their savings to open new businesses, but also their acquired professional, social, and political experience, thus contributing to the development of the country," said the spokesman.
The authors suggest that students realize that they are making gains in knowledge and skills but do not recognize that those gains translate to acquired professional habits.
The Mirell Company acquired professional-grade O.C.R., or optical character recognition, software, which accurately recognizes and digitizes every character in a hard-copy document.
Most of the students on my course want to acquire professional status and go in to the City.
They used rudimentary tape recorders at first, eventually acquiring professional equipment that allowed for studio tricks like overdubbing and slapback echo, which led to stranger, deeper sounds.
Of those granted clemency, 188 had already left prison, most of them years ago, it said, and the "pardons were intended to allow them to find gainful employment or acquire professional licenses as well as hunt and vote".
With youth unemployment at a record 58%, increasing numbers of young Greeks want to get their first degree out of the way and go abroad to acquire professional qualifications.Constantine Arvanitopoulos, the education minister, is under attack for allowing the walkout to continue for so long.
