The phrase 'potential professional' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is not yet a professional, but who has the potential to become one. For example, you could say: "The young artist shows great promise; he is a potential professional."
But it has helped produce the area's most promising crop of potential professional surfers in memory.
Always remember that a job offer negotiation is the beginning of a potential professional relationship.
Arrogant, condescending, humorless and socially tone-deaf, he alienated and insulted his friends, political allies and potential professional contacts.
The actor Josh Brolin, who plays Bush, nearly declined for fear of the potential professional repercussions; other cast members took a lot of persuading, too.
But we knew there are lots of heads with great skills who wanted a challenge but didn't fancy committing potential professional suicide.
Plans to set drumlines off Perth beaches have been delayed, after potential professional contractors pulled out because of alleged threats from environmental activists.
Furthermore, this disparate treatment can significantly impact how an organization identifies, develops, and promotes its high potential professionals which in turn has a systemic ongoing impact on business performance.
Their experimental results showed that participants sitting with "confident" posture truly felt more confident about themselves, and held more positive self-attitudes when evaluating themselves as potential professionals.
Psychiatry is well placed to provide positive lifestyle factors for its potential professionals [ 45], yet it remains an unpopular career choice.
The Greater Boston Leadership Program prepares high-potential professionals for executive leadership.
Now, LingoLive has closed a $5.2 million Series A round of venture funding to grow its marketplace of language coaches for high-potential professionals.
