The phrase "and professional problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or challenges related to one's career or workplace.
Example: "Many individuals face personal and professional problems that can affect their overall well-being."
Alternatives: "and work-related issues" or "and career challenges".
The timing of a victory would barely be sweeter, given Messi's recent personal and professional problems.
Much of the play is taken up with Jamie's private panic-attacks and professional problems.
A recent Congressional report suggests that harried, overused reservists are experiencing personal and professional problems that could eventually drive many of them out of the service.
The plot fixates on the boring marital and professional problems of these dorks, trying to add a modicum of schmaltzy depth by giving one of them cancer.
Part of Moore's job requires him to be a pastor to all his clergy — visiting them in their different parishes, receiving them at his office in Manhattan, listening to their personal and professional problems, and offering spiritual and practical guidance.
As a writer, I depend upon the mail, and I'm sure all the other individuals and businesses that have gone without mail for eight weeks now are facing as many personal and professional problems as I am.
The bizarre case has created a messy legal and professional problem for one of CBS' most valuable personalities.
You will always have access to your inner belief in your business smarts and brain power and creativity and professional problem solving; you will always have that to come home to.
Dejected from this rejection and his professional problems, Pete arrives drunk at Peggy's apartment, and she invites him in.
They also thought it would be easier for them to talk to colleagues about personal or professional problems, and this lowered the threshold for them to seek professional help in the future.
