"career status" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to someone's profession or level of experience in their job. For example, "He was looking to improve his career status so he applied for a higher-level position."
The sciences could well rise in the new pecking order of career status.
If the event has a career theme, base your introduction on your career status and interests.
Career candidates should satisfactorily complete candidate training prior to attainment of career status.
Submissions must be accompanied by a one-page CV to provide evidence of early career status.
The consequences of the investigation begin a journey that will strip from Leo the satisfactions of career, status and certainty.
The hygiene factor was at the 'extreme' level and career status was found to be at the highest level while the income category was at the moderate level.
But with several major European and Latin American releases in the coming months, a probable worldwide $50m or so testifies to his late-career status as character actor supreme and hipster cause celebre.
Jamie Davis, a spokesman at the Defense Department, said Schwartz is classified as a "non-career status employee". He noted that the interim commander "is ready to assume complete mission" and handle the inauguration.
Applicants who qualify for early-career status are evaluated using criteria that are young-scientist friendly.
The tongue-in-cheek show signals that Gillick values his mid-career status.
And they're easy to recognize: They care more about their political careers, status and power than doing the right thing -- and dragging our country into unnecessary military confrontations would not be the right thing.
