"practical profession" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a job or field of work that requires practical, hands-on skills or training. For example, professions such as plumbing, carpentry, and welding are all considered practical professions.
Mr. Font studied architecture at university in search of a more practical profession.
On his father's wish for a practical profession for his sons, Dirac studied electrical engineering at the University of Bristol (1918 21).
But a lot of students are looking for a career in science and also want it to be a practical profession, which is why they eventually choose forensic science.
Writing is not an easy or practical profession.
However, medicine is not a science, it is a practical profession.
The criterion of 'useful' is prioritized because medicine is a practical profession.
We will see that by producing an instructive working document, understandable by all and based on expert rules, it is possible to produce buildings which are adapted to the climate, and to spread the scientific knowledge to the more practical professions.
Primary and secondary students will have more "hands-on learning," and post-secondary funding will be re-directed towards practical professions.
"They're a very practical, grounded profession," Humphries says.
His first assistant, Sharona Fleming (Bitty Schram), is a single mother and practical nurse by profession, hired by the police department to help Monk recover from the three-year catatonic state he lapsed into after Trudy's death.
But they also look ridiculous when they try to deal with their professions' practical problems, and especially the problem of how in hell are you supposed to make any serious money with Ph.D.s in these degrees.
