The phrase "applicable professional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a professional who is relevant or suitable for a particular context or situation.
Example: "Please consult with an applicable professional to ensure that you are following the correct procedures."
Alternatives: "relevant expert" or "suitable professional".
A spokesman for the accounting firm said only that it "believes it complied with all applicable professional standards in its work for Adelphia".
Respondents were then asked to report the number of concussions that they believed they had sustained during participation in sports, including at the high school, college, and (if applicable) professional levels.
The court recognized its ruling could lead to unnecessary warnings, but concluded "once a therapist does in fact determine, or under applicable professional standards should reasonably have determined, that a patient poses a serious danger of violence to others, he bears a duty to exercise reasonable (italics are mine) care to protect the foreseeable victim of that danger".
However, there is significant variance and inadequacy with these current applicable professional society guidelines.
While it is necessary to have clinicians, other health care professionals, and financing available during a crisis, without the proper provision of necessary and applicable supplies, professional skill and aptitude will be perceptibly wasted.
"The FA medical recommendations state that: 'since all head injuries are different in terms of the effects on the brain, no fixed time periods are applicable in professional football as to when the player should return to training and playing.
The worldwide ban against anchored putting strokes, applicable to professionals and amateurs alike, will not go into effect until Jan . 1 , 2016
Given the identified barriers in this study were similar to those reported in individual patient RTs, interventions which are effective in enhancing patient recruitment in individual patient RTs may also be applicable in professional-cluster trials.
Mr. Bradbury wrote that his retractions were not "intended to suggest in any way that the attorneys involved in the preparation of the opinions in question" violated any "applicable standards of professional responsibility".
Law firms are also not barred from running wholly separate nonlegal businesses, even if they are related to the practice of law and even if the profits flow back to the law firms, as long as they comply with applicable rules of professional conduct requiring the preservation of client confidentiality, loyalty and avoidance of client confusion.
The Tour chose not to modify this time because "having a single set of rules on acceptable strokes applicable to all professional competitions worldwide was desirable and would avoid confusion".
