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The phrase "being professional in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of maintaining professionalism in a specific context or field.
Example: "Being professional in your interactions with clients is crucial for building trust and credibility."
Alternatives: "maintaining professionalism in" or "exhibiting professionalism in".
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All we're asking is that the referees are as good as they can be and that means being professional in all that they do".
"We try to focus on being professional in everything that we do and we take pride in how we do it.
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Haiti is professional in elections.
They are professional in everything but financial reward.
The armed forces are professional in training and conduct.
The character's interest in handbags was professional in "Pickup on South Street" (1953).
But Phillips's brief has never been professional in the narrow sense.
Both clubs, Wigan and St Helens, have been professional in their attitude towards it.
The Liberal Democrats were professional in a rather old-fashioned sort of way.
"I had to be professional in cross-country skiing," he said.
It is better to have employees that are professional in areas such as accountancy, public relations and fundraising".
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