The phrase "act as professional" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "act professionally" to convey the intended meaning of behaving in a manner that is appropriate for a professional setting.
Example: "In this meeting, it's important to act professionally to maintain a positive image for our company."
Alternatives: "behave like a professional" or "conduct oneself professionally."
Governments must ensure that success conditions are in place, like the presence of a sound LCCR policy, potentials for return on investments, and the skills to act as professional client and competent contract and stakeholder manager.
As part of Monash Watch, they suggested hiring laypeople to be "telecare" guides who would act as "professional neighbors," keeping in frequent telephone contact with patients at high risk of multiple hospital admissions.
The CGC identifies persons who have achieved the requisite level of knowledge, skill, experience, and understanding of the ethical principles and standards of good practice to act as professional guardians.
Saving the video creates a high res version that you can view immediately in HD on TV (via AppleTV) or can be shared on Vimeo, Facebook, YouTube and Tumblr (FrameBlast.com is in development to act as Professional hub).
Act as professional associations, constituted strictly to advance member interests rather than social change or class struggle.
People love to connect and to act as professional "matchmaker," and friends or family may refer you to your next big client.
He also told the players to stay out of nightclubs and act as "professionals".
Teachers would be able to act as professionals, really expanding and stretching their curricula and their roles.
The authenticity of the task in which students were expected and empowered to act as professionals: formulating a research project and defending it for a jury.
In our opinion, a number of factors were crucial in achieving a successful outcome in this course: The authenticity of the task in which students were expected and empowered to act as professionals: formulating a research project and defending it for a jury.
