The phrase "approved professional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has been officially recognized or certified in their profession, often implying that they meet certain standards or qualifications.
Example: "To ensure the highest quality of service, we only hire approved professionals for our projects."
Alternatives: "certified expert" or "licensed practitioner".
They are both on a list of several hundred "approved professional oganisations and learned societies" – the big ones being the BMA and the Law Society – whose fees you can claim against tax.
You may be able to claim tax relief if you have to use your own money to pay fees or subscriptions to some approved professional organisations, but only if you require membership to do your job or it's "helpful for your work", says HMRC.
At baseline, only six of 10 approved professional nursing posts were filled in Fezile Dabi, which undoubtedly contributed to the long waiting times at the assessment sites in this health district.
Because professional nurses are the main front-line providers of public-sector HIV/AIDS care in South Africa, we used data on the vacancy rates for approved professional nursing posts at the assessment sites as a measure of health staff shortages.
In some instances, work will have to be done by a certified, approved professional (such as a certified electrician) in order to be approved by local inspectors or authorities.
The F.B.I. agent, Robert Messemer, described an approved professional visit Dr. Lee made to Beijing in 1988 as highly suspicious.
An approved healthcare professional will then consider the questionnaire and any medical reports, along any additional information provided by the claimant.
While it is believed to treat a range of other health troubles, these other uses are not approved for professional labeling purposes.
The questionnaire was translated into Chinese, approved by professionals, and tested.
Use only recipes that have been approved by professionals on the subject.
One of my roles as a mental health social worker is as an approved mental health professional (AMHP).
