'professional card' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a business card that conveys professional information about a person's occupation, qualifications, and contact information, such as a doctor, lawyer, or other professional. For example, "After speaking with the doctor, she handed me her professional card with her office information."
My professional card said "Baby Eileen, soubrette and dancer".
In 2011 the commission proposed simplifications to recognition procedures, including a European "professional card" that would summarise relevant professional information.
Hank is a little like a professional card sharp who complains that ordinary players are becoming too mistrustful.
His professional card says, "A piano out of tune overworks and starves the nervous system, allowing excess uric acid to enter the blood stream, unutilized, causing myriad ailments..."....
His professional card says, "A piano out of tune overworks and starves the nervous system, allowing excess uric acid to enter the blood stream, unutilized, causing myriad ailments..."...
Mr. Axelrad, who is 35 and has a philosophy degree from Columbia, is — or used to be — a professional card counter and blackjack player.
CHIP SHOTS CHARLES HOWELL, the National Collegiate Athletic Association champion who is playing in his first tournament as a professional, carded a 68 to stand at four-under-par 206..
Current developments for a security infrastructure in health care based on cryptographic algorithms as health professional cards (HPC), security services employing digital signatures, and health-related TTP services are discussed.
Although there have been several all-women professional cards in the United States in the past few years, and many major fight cards have included at least one women's bout, it's still viewed as something of a sideshow, Burns said.
At the same time, professional cards are more expensive.
They would order professional cards for work, others for friends, etc.
