The phrase "in the same profession" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe two or more people who work in the same field or occupation. Example: "John and Mary are both doctors in the same profession, but they specialize in different areas."
Befriend a younger woman, perhaps one who works in the same profession as you.
Working in the same profession helps, he says, but it's not like they bring their work home.
He is known as a serial photographer, taking sequences of pictures of people in the same profession (artists of the 1950's, art critics, architects).
But it's a very difficult thing to carry on in the same profession as your parents if they have been successful.
"It is not the typical antenna-rubbing," said Ed Kosner, the retired magazine editor, speaking of social gatherings among people in the same profession.
In the city, I've noticed, people tend to hang out with their own kind -- those in the same profession, the same income bracket.
There is another layer to the story that relates to Leonard's earlier life as an ace insurance investigator in San Francisco, the same profession Edward G. Robinson followed in Double Indemnity.
Women in the same professions – even those who choose to remain childless – earn less than their male counterparts.
While there was a time in the past when people took a job and stayed with that firm for their lifetimes, these days, people don't even stay in the same professions — much less jobs — for most of their careers, because those professions are changing, evolving and in some cases disappearing at rapid rates.
At the same time, it noted, "self-employed professionals, proprietors, and farmers" were much more likely to have had fathers in the same professions than did peers holding lower level white collar and blue-collar jobs.
Yet even in this town, the gender pay gap that exists between people working in the same professions still tends to favor men.
