The phrase "adopted professional" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing someone who has taken on a professional identity or role, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "After years of working in various fields, she finally found her adopted professional identity as a graphic designer."
Alternatives: "assumed profession" or "embraced career".
While maintaining family control, it adopted professional management methods, and these brought it successes such as the world's largest greenfield oil refinery at Jamnagar in Gujarat, which started commercial production in 2000.The son of a poor Gujarati schoolteacher, Mr Ambani began his career 50 years ago at a Shell petrol station in Aden.
They had a concern that they had not lived up to the adopted professional norms.
They valued rightly and wrongly and thereby themselves with regard to adopted professional norms, a perception of a collegial consensus.
He should have stayed long enough to see whether members, when pushed, would adopt "professional and commercial governance", as he put it.
Although you are right to point out the differences between management and medicine, this does not prevent managers from adopting professional values.
At a time when youngsters adopt professional habits and attitudes increasingly early, at a time when agents, sponsors and federations are particularly focused on finding and funding the next big thing, the extreme youth movement has hit a roadblock.
It is considered to be extremely important to ensure that nurses adopt professional values during their education in order to improve nursing practices and develop a professional identity.
As the number of self published titles increases, fueled by more and more writers becoming self-published authors, and as more indie authors learn to adopt professional publishing best practices, indie authors will capture increased market share.
34 This could perhaps result in apprehension and a lack of self confidence at medical school, leading to a lowered ability to integrate and adopt professional behaviours.
Regulation has, by tradition, been achieved through a combination of direct government regulation and, to a large extent, through rules adopted by professional associations, whose self-regulatory powers enable them to establish both entry requirements and rules regarding professional conduct [ 53].
Protective headgear is worn in amateur boxing, and some have called for this headgear to be adopted by professional boxers.
