"intellectual workforce" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the group of individuals who possess advanced intellectual abilities and skills, often in a specific field or profession. Example: "The country's economic success is largely attributed to its highly educated and skilled intellectual workforce."
These demonstrations and the events surrounding them brought the Polish workforce and intellectual political opposition together, and by 1980, a campaign of civil resistance for political change was intensifying strongly.
Some of our peers in the Middle East have difficulty comprehending this concept: Why would we allow, much less encourage, intellectual independence in our workforce, especially among younger employees, they want to know.
Experts say Doyle's treatment raises questions about the commitment of the nuclear weapons labs — which face increased competition for resources amid declining military interest in their key product — to intellectual independence in their workforce.
That this can happen so easily serves perfectly to illustrate Percy Barnevik's estimate that most companies use no more than about ten percent of their workforce's intellectual capacity.
These subjects differ markedly from last year's CEA outlook, which highlighted the capital account surplus, workforce skills, retirement savings, intellectual property and agriculture.
These subjects, which each receive a chapter in the report, differ markedly from last year's CEA outlook, which highlighted the capital account surplus, workforce skills, retirement savings, intellectual property and agriculture.
It is the stated goal of the College of Marin, a community college in Northern California, to "prepare students for transfer to four-year schools and universities; workforce education; basic skills improvement; intellectual and physical development and lifelong learning; and cultural enrichment".
There are some signs that the publishing industry is diversifying its workforce and its aesthetic and intellectual tastes.
By dramatically expanding Project Search and other proven youth transition and assistive technologies programs, hundreds of thousands of people with intellectual and other disabilities could enter the workforce successfully.
"Women make up 50% of the world's population, and yet they are an underused workforce and are underused creative and intellectual powerhouses.
