The phrase "economic professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who work in the field of economics, such as economists, analysts, or financial experts.
Example: "Economic professionals play a crucial role in advising governments on fiscal policy."
Alternatives: "economists" or "financial experts".
Allowing for the complexity inherent in such a visceral decision, she acknowledges that despite the fact that parents of only children report higher marital satisfaction and despite the significant environmental, economic, professional and social benefits of stopping at one, ultimately "children are a desire, not a calculation".
Hospital designs reflect the sociocultural, economic, professional, and aesthetic priorities prevalent at a given time.
He presented him with a draft constitution that proposed "an organic constitutional hereditary monarchy, undemocratic and non-parliamentary, based on the mobilization of popular forces, gathered around economic, professional, cultural and charity organizations, that would be politically accountable to the king".
In the climax of the song, Cyndi keens the lyric: "I want to be the one to walk in the sun," which is a declaration of the opportunities -- social, economic, professional, legal -- that all women, regardless of class, race, or sexual identity, rightly and richly deserve.
Overall, three dimensions (economic, professional and relational attributes) are considered.
They also said that becoming doctors would be a straight way to improve their economic, professional and social status.
Using a standardized interview schedule, personal, socio economic, professional and general health details were collected during in person interviews.
Systems incentives can be devised after having analysed the expectations of providers, which are likely to be a mix of economic, professional, personal and family-related.
On the one hand, emigration offers a welcome opportunity for individual Filipino nurses to migrate abroad in order to achieve economic, professional, lifestyle, and social benefits.
The positive economic, professional and social development that may result from circular nursing migration should be weighed against potential costs to supplier countries such as India.
