"career life" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It generally describes the professional life of a person, for example: "John has been very successful in his career life, having achieved several milestones in the company he works for."
Health-What is the average career life span of an athlete and why?
Priorities in Order If tennis defined him, Agassi's career life span would not be so unpredictable.
The average career life expectancy for a university vice-chancellor is under five years.
Mr. Simon was probably worried about career, life, limb, everything, if it had come out badly.
"Well, the 70's were 30 years ago, and naturally their career life span is reaching a conclusion, as it would be for any worker".
Now that England have retained the Ashes in Australia for the first time in my 20-year cricket-watching career, life is meaningless.
Ms. Grayson never seemed to consider her film career life-defining, perhaps because it was something of an accident.
Michelle Berry, the SVP of RocketU, tells me "the main differentiators are that we're offering programs beyond the initial developer bootcamp, to make sure we're providing skills throughout the career life-cycle".
Additional explanations for the negative S value and the relative abundance of individual negative s i values are the difficulty in sustaining high-impact research in the top citation percentile, aging across intrinsic creativity and career life-cycles [19], [53], and aging within knowledge life-cycles reflecting the difficulty in staying at the innovative front of science [54] [57].
In classifying surgeon volume, 10 of the 11 studies used the annual number of procedures performed by the surgeon [ 8, 9, 18, 21, 22, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32], whereas one study utilized the career life-time number of procedures [ 27].
Be Careful What You Wish For 13 July 2007 The doubling of NIH research funding left some early-career life scientists worse off than before.
