The phrase "determined professional" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is driven and hard-working in their career. For example, "The team was led by a determined professional who worked diligently to achieve the highest standards."
The mezzo-soprano Renée Tatum sings strongly as the determined professional matchmaker.
They are determined, professional and, as usual, encumbered with screwy personal lives.
On the other, determined professional gangsters, intent on fixing matches and laundering money.
He called Mrs Andreasen a "focused and determined professional, who was asking the right questions".
Still, the United States put forth a determined, professional effort in a match that grew feisty with rough play.
When the two men first raced, Liddell was faster, But Abrahams supplemented his natural talent with a determined, professional approach to training.
The proposed law calls for the creation of a media council, with members appointed by the government, that would hear complaints and determine professional standards.
By 1998, in "The Black-White Test Score Gap," Jencks stated that for blacks, as for whites, cognitive achievement largely determines professional success; eliminating the gap would in fact solve the problem of persistent black poverty.
Somewhat lost in the legal arguments over affirmative action are the less tangible, more subtle forces that can determine professional success, more than a dozen black lawyers here, in San Antonio and elsewhere in Texas said in interviews.
The purpose of this study was to determine professional values in undergraduate nursing students and its reflection on care behaviours.
This article aims to conjointly analyse two organisational strategies that determine professional health care practice: continuous training and quality of care.
