The phrase "aid professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who provide assistance or support in a professional capacity, often in fields like healthcare, social work, or education.
Example: "The conference will feature several sessions led by aid professionals who specialize in disaster relief efforts."
Alternatives: "assistance professionals" or "support specialists".
What will happen to logisticians and food aid professionals?
The blurring of the lines between medical and military has a significant effect on medical and aid professionals.
Meteorologists and aid professionals say a global agency could fill the gaps and save millions of lives.
They have harassed aid professionals, restricting their movements and limiting visas, fearing that spies lurk among them.
Even before the death threats and assassinations, Somali aid professionals were struggling to reach the 2.6 million people who need assistance.
The survey was based on responses from more than 200 aid professionals, academics, health workers, policymakers, journalists and development specialists chosen for their expertise in gender issues.
Far into my Costco experience, I saw a nondescript sign in Culver City, Calif., for a hearing aid professional.
Money was used for epidemic and patient aid, professional education and to finance research, including the Salk vaccine.
"These people are serious," said one Somali aid professional who is now hiding with her family outside Mogadishu.
The money is designated for financial aid, professional development and refurbishing buildings and grounds on the 700-acre campus in central New Jersey.
Although impressed with the scheme, one foreign aid professional nevertheless describes it as "palliative care for a bad macro-economy".Indeed, the main reason that the disasters seem to have such a limited effect on growth is that the people they hit are mostly so poor that the loss of their production has no impact on GDP.
