'future profession' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to what job or career someone may pursue in the future. For example: "My daughter is still young, but she is already starting to think about her future profession."
Often, the high school students worry about their future profession.
When I was about 12 I won an essay competition entitled: "My future profession".
How we play, and the toys we play with, can affect a child's future profession.
He developed the requisite manual dexterity for his future profession when, at age 10, he taught himself woodcarving.
But if her basketball career takes off, Martin can clearly see the arc of her future profession.
For all of these reasons, pre-med students can rest easy knowing that their future profession is safe from automation.
He half-jokingly excuses his adoption of his future profession with the flippant explanation that he tried to smoke it all, but there was too much.
As they are absolutely depending on their voice quality and vocal capacities for their studies and their future profession, an optimal voice production is very important.
Many students have to choose their future profession during their last years in the high school and therefore to choose a university where they will get proper education.
Students at the start of their programme hold a great variety of images and perceptions of nursing which can affect their orientation and attitudes towards their future profession.
Understanding the factors influencing the perception of the professional field is important to positively influence students' willingness to see community nursing as a future profession.
