"in the profession of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's job or occupation, for example: "He has worked in the profession of law for many years."
"People like Dick are in the profession of promoting these things because it supports their business benefactors," said Congressman Weiner.
"It's always very upsetting because we're in the profession of trying to help kids and make their experiences more positive," he said.
There were also some shocking moments, the kind of loopy flubs that modern advancements in the profession of fashion styling had all but done away with years ago.
So in the profession of independent booksellers, which is filled in fact and myth with people who think of themselves as selfless evangelists, I was struck with one who could be called a true literary explorer, if not revivalist.
"But a journalist is, for the purposes of this law, a person engaged in the profession of journalism and there is an interesting argument, of course, as to what at the margins a journalist is," he said.
On the other hand, O'Hara has long been one of the most prominent figures in the profession of letters, while Kinsey, an old gall-wasp man, is a taxonomist first and a literary craftsman second.
In Constantinople the profession of satirist is evidently a dangerous trade.
In Australia the profession of naturopathy is essentially unregulated.
Unlike many other CAM professions in Australia, the profession of naturopathy remains fragmented, with over 90 associations purporting to represent naturopaths [ 10].
The Society of American Foresters, founded in 1900, together with its sister societies in Canada and Mexico, represents the profession of forestry in North America.
Black Americans have advanced significantly in the professions of science, law and government.
