The phrase "aggregate professional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a collective or combined group of professionals in a specific field or industry.
Example: "The conference brought together an aggregate professional of experts in renewable energy to discuss innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "collective professional" or "combined professional".
Ultimately, it was decided that for us to proceed, we had to document the presence of $3 M per incident and $5 M annual aggregate professional liability insurance for all CAPTN investigators.
Final examination marks for final-year students were the aggregate Professional Examination III, which consists of multiple choice questions (MCQ), modified essay questions (MEQ), objective structured clinical examination (OSCE), long-case and short-case clinical examination.
Howcast creates videos themselves, lets users create and upload videos and aggregates other professional content (Howcast is one of our distribution partners as well).
Mouse-clicking individuals can be as tasteless, in the aggregate, as entertainment professionals.
To lure people to use the mobile app, Livestar is aggregating reviews from professional critics at newspaper, magazines and other sources.
Livestar gets around this by aggregating reviews from professional reviewers.
And as the industry data continues to grow and aggregate, these procurement professionals will have stronger tools by which to shore up their positions.
And Loopt aggregates reviews from professional sources like Zagat, and more user-review focused sites like Citysearch to further its recommendations on the page (this is also available on its mobile app).
(Note that consultation lengths have been aggregated by health professional and do not reflect the order of consultation).
Therefore, at this point in time we only recommend aggregating responses of professional nurses to obtain unit-level scores on the concepts contained within the ACT.
For both year groups nominations were converted into an aggregate score of professionalism by subtracting nomination for least professional from those for most professional.
