The phrase "peer colleagues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who are working at the same level or position as you, such as co-workers, classmates, colleagues, or people in the same organization. For example: "As part of the team-building activity, we had to work together with our peer colleagues to solve a complicated puzzle."
After adding up interaction frequencies between respondents and personnel in the same unit (superior leaders, junior colleagues, and peer colleagues), the concrete value of internal interactions is obtained.
GPs in the deanery are currently able to voluntarily submit evidence of three core appraisal activities (clinical audit, significant event analysis (SEA) and consultation technique via videotaped consultations) for external review by trained peer colleagues.
Pre-contact with a phonecall from a peer colleague, personalised packages, sending mail on Friday, and using registered mail also increased response rates in single studies.
This involves an externally nominated peer colleague (appraiser) reviewing specific aspects of an individual GP's (appraisee) professional practice on an annual basis.
Gates and Akabas [ 33] found that role conflict and confusion seemed to occur when non-peer staff were not sufficiently prepared by the agencies to receive a peer colleague to their staff.
Your peers, colleagues, advisers, and even family ask them.
Conferences allow you to network with peers, colleagues, and experts in your field.
Don't fade into the woodwork or be so busy that you're inaccessible to peers, colleagues, and students.
In addition, online instructors should specifically encourage students to work out textbook examples and the end of chapter exercises as much as possible, as well as seek help from their peers, colleagues, and knowledgeable friends.
So this is a great moment to be around peers, colleagues, friends, family.
I see my peers, colleagues and friends imprisoned by digitally enhanced pictures of emaciated, vapid and underfed people -- images designed to make us feel inadequate and less than.
