The phrase "actual profession" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's true or primary job or occupation, often in contrast to other roles they may have.
Example: "While she has many hobbies, her actual profession is that of a graphic designer."
Alternatives: "true profession" or "real occupation".
That's an actual profession?
This was long before anyone out there understood that writing about food, much less about food in places like diners, was an actual profession.
His actual profession, though never quite specified, is more malevolent, and he is currently working on a commission to supply a sexy assassin (Thekla Reuten) with a custom-made weapon.
In justifying its action, the government declared: "Wandering individuals generally without a home, a homeland, or an actual profession, constitute a danger for national security... that must be removed".
Parents, it seems, have an almost Olympian persistence when it comes to suggesting more secure and lucrative lines of work for their children who have the notion that writing is an actual profession.
This world is full of oddities: Donald Trump's combover, Justin Bieber's enduring fame, the fact that "deodorant tester" is an actual profession.
Paddy plays the title role while many of the supporting cast make their acting debuts, taking on roles that closely mirror their actual professions with appearances from boxers, boxing commentators, nurses and occupational therapists.
For Løve, the character is an avatar for her brother; for the audience, the character is an avatar for themselves – or at least the wide-eyed iteration of themselves that once believed they would turn their artistic enthusiasms into an actual, bankable profession.
Seven background questions were related to age, education, years of experience with health care, years employed in the actual care unit, profession, percent of full-time employment and shift schedule.
The Adelaide Nursing School was especially popular among Protestants with some social pretensions, but it was also a good place as far as actual training for the profession was concerned, the Adelaide having been among the first hospitals in these islands to institute any sort of training system at all, in 1858, when a colleague of Florence Nightingale's set it up.
Despite some dilemmas and the difficulties of classified OHTs as a profession, the actual regulation of the oral health technician profession in Brazil gives us a chance to enhance the development of our public healthcare system.
