"in professional practice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action or situation that is commonly seen or accepted in a specific profession or field. Example: "It is common in professional practice for lawyers to bill their clients by the hour."
In addition, it is less known what the redefinition of the concepts of professionalism and professionality is leading to in terms of the kinds of practical implications, such as changes in professional practice (Evans 2008).
For the individual it is considered to enhance professionalism, which according to Schön in particular facilitates handling insecurity and ambiguity in professional practice [ 5].
While working, she has gathered a range of qualifications, including a diploma in human resource management and development and a master's in professional practice.
In the past, despite the same basic skill set, some newly qualified social workers were able to do well while others struggled to stay afloat in professional practice.
Each will embark on a master's in professional practice with all tuition fees paid, a salary of £10,000 for a year, free membership of the Chartered Insititute of Marketing and four placements with prestigious local companies.
The trouble with Cameron's bold assertion is that, while there is some qualitative evidence that TFP has enabled some improvements in professional practice, there appears to be no solid data to underpin his wider claims.
This will require not only a new ethos in professional practice, but also a new focus in the way engineers are educated, one modeled on the approach of those Swiss professors, Wilhelm Ritter and Pierre Lardy.
She has worked within the sector for nearly 25 years, including 17 years in professional practice, in addition to seven years as finance director for Alexandra Park and Palace.
In professional practice, design is always staged.
Action researchers prioritize improvements in professional practice (Sagor, 2000) that is informed by theory.
The problems educators face in professional practice are complex, varied, and difficult to address.
