The phrase "from different professions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a group of people who have different types of jobs, such as, "The conference attendees were from different professions, ranging from doctors to chefs."
This study can also highlight differences between students from different professions and serve as a basis for reflection for improved mutual interprofessional understanding and future interprofessional education.
In ours we're going to have people from different professions.
We have invited a select group of people from different professions and perspectives to give their view at significant moments.
He says he's keen to bring people together and believes that great ideas come about when people from different professions meet.
Often made up of investors from different professions – lawyers, accountants, marketing experts – syndicates also allow angels to contribute a wider variety of mutually beneficial business advice to their chosen entrepreneurs.
The video shows Egyptians from different professions absorbed in their work — baking, farming, working in a factory and typing on computers — and ends with a brief shot revealing Mr. Morsi smiling at what looks like the desk of a president.
The proportions of respondents from the different professions differed marginally across the years.
This analysis was based on a sample of dual-system students from seven different professions in the field of "business and public administration".
Discussion groups were periodically organized with members of staff from the different professions taking part.
"My team members have been adding to my knowledge, I have received so much input from the different professions and this has given me strength.
Of course, when you put many successful, strong-willed people from so many different professions together at one party, there is bound to be conflict in addition to connection.
