"highly qualified professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who have advanced training and/or experience in a particular field. For example: "Our team is made up of highly qualified professionals with years of experience in the industry."
Organizations must ensure that key risk, compliance, and audit positions are filled with highly qualified professionals.
"It brings to our community highly qualified professionals at a time of great need," Ms. Carbonell said.
Ironically, Germany's labour restrictions, while meant to prevent an influx of low-skilled, cheap labour, were actually more of a hindrance to highly qualified professionals.
"I've been to see French nurseries operating with highly qualified professionals and a higher ratio than we have in Britain," she told The Times.
The benefits of gaining access to these highly qualified professionals, increasing corporate diversity, and sending a positive signal to current employees, are three powerful motivators.
With Greece mired in a sixth straight year of recession and unemployment at record heights, an estimated 300,000 Greeks – the vast majority highly qualified professionals – have left the country since the eruption of its debt crisis.
She implied what many people believed: that Carneiro – "a highly qualified professional who'd lost the job she loved" – had been given a raw deal.
"Samsung's founding family has a vital role in management by providing long-term vision for sustainable growth, but they work in concert with highly qualified professional managers," she said.
Suggesting the impact would be more complex and spread across the country, the report said many remain-voting metropolitan centres required continued access to the EU for low-skilled hospitality workers, as well as highly qualified professional services staff.
But the issue for our society and economy as a whole is even more profound – if we treat even highly qualified, professional staff like this, what chance anyone else? How ironic that you should publish Nicholas Maxwell's plea (Letters, 17 November) for universities to engage in intelligent public education on the same day that you reveal sector-wide exploitation of academic employees.
