The phrase "diverse professions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a wide range of different occupations or careers. Example: "The career fair was attended by individuals from all walks of life, representing diverse professions such as doctors, engineers, and artists."
That's not the setup for a joke, it's simply one of the many encounters that took place here in June at a weekend meeting of about 70 people with diverse professions, hobbies and afflictions who attended a two-day conference to commune, confess and complain about the one thing they had in common: their roles as the remote work force of the Web site About.com.
The groups of human beings pioneering the diverse professions that constitute the movement are best understood, I tell my friends, as colonies of artists.
From these discussions, a clear picture emerged of the need for the people of diverse professions to come together to help move the country into a more positive and productive direction with respect to the War on Drugs.
According to our results, most physiotherapists work in organizations regrouping multiple providers from diverse professions.
Because of the better environment for collaboration among diverse professions, the personal skills of the doctors can gradually advance.
The majority included multiple providers (89.8%) from diverse professions, mainly physiotherapy assistants (68.7%), massage therapists (67.3%) and osteopaths (50.2%).
Surveying is a hugely diverse profession, covering a wide range of disciplines across our built environment and landscape.
Late last year the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) launched a five year strategy, Chemical Engineering Matters, which recognised the need for a more diverse profession and to break the long-standing stereotypical image of engineering.
Veterinary medicine has evolved during the last half century, from a trade designed to serve agrarian cultures, to a diverse profession supporting an array of career opportunities ranging from private, specialty practice, to highly organized, specialized medicine and subspecialty academic training programs in cardiology and allied disciplines.
Veterinary medicine is a diverse profession with strong historic roots in war (horses) and agriculture (livestock for food and fiber) [ 1, 2].
The curricular structure of business and economics is very diverse, organized in subjects at commercial high school and in fields geared towards various professions at vocational schools.
