The phrase "and professionals would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or involvement of professionals in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In this project, we expect that students and professionals would be collaborating closely to achieve the best results."
Alternatives: "and experts would be" or "and specialists would be".
Beverley Hughes, the children's minister, said that parents and professionals would be consulted this summer over how present rules were working.
This enclave with many artists and professionals, would be an appealing spot to find the hope of a nation, apparently more so than the immigrant-heavy Neukölln neighborhood that Mr. Klingholz says has the highest birthrate in the city.
The studies for this are still under way". She said the information and education provided to women and health professionals would be important.
UNITS are an international system adopted by the scientific community for measuring things that scientists and technical professionals would be interested in measuring: length, mass, temperature, etc.
On the other hand, to ensure success, researchers and business professionals would be working together to build economic viable projects.
Targeted interventions by effective collaboration between primary healthcare and psychiatric professionals would be crucial in the efforts to reduce excess CVD mortality in patients with bipolar disorder.
An investigation on decisions to implement and continue dietary gluten avoidance among patients, caregivers, and health-care professionals would be valuable to explain these findings.
But he was apparently aware of the darker images he might be invoking, and asserted that no intellectuals or professionals would be drafted to wield picks and shovels.
Judges worried that lawyers would improperly influence deliberation, and civil lawyers feared that professionals would be more tightfisted with jury awards.
It was thus hypothesized that attitudes would change but not values and that change in forestry professionals would be less than in other forest users since foresters are trained to think about long-term effects and large-scale processes of forest management scenarios.
Participants believed that a change in the behaviour and actions of some health professionals would be required to achieve improved physical health outcomes of people with SMI: …attitudes and attitudinal shift… that's the missing part, isn't it?
