"professional committee" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people that is gathered to discuss professional matters. For example: "The professional committee met to decide on the company's policies for the upcoming fiscal year."
The evening, sponsored by the group's young professional committee, begins with drinks and a buffet dinner at 6 30, with the auction to begin at 7 30.
To prevent such problems, the special committee recommended that future professional committee staff members, many of whom are lawyers, should not be hired if they have previously served on a lawmaker's staff, as has often been the case.
Mr Maskey said the committee was a "professional committee" and questioning would be "done properly".
The data was subjected to non-compartmental pharmacokinetics analysis using Drug and Statistics DASS 2.1.1) edited by the Chinese Pharmacological Society mathematical pharmacological professional committee for drug clinical evaluation.
On November 20 , 1980 the inaugural assembly and symposium of the physiological psychology professional committee of Chinese Psychological Society was held in Nanjing Normal University, and as one of the organizing committee members, the two textbooks translated by Dr. Tchou were also included in the proceedings.
David Goodfriend is a Washington, D.C. based attorney and advocate who served as Deputy Staff Secretary to President Bill Clinton, legal advisor to the F.C.C., and professional committee staff in the U.S. Senate and House.
He was devoted to his profession, publishing many papers on new treatments, organizing regional and national conventions, and serving as an officer of numerous professional committees and societies.
He was an early advocate of medical peer review and served on many professional committees including as Secretary of the Board of Ethics and thereafter as President of the New York County Medical Society (1980-1981).
You are invited to give talks at other institutions and to serve on professional committees.
Health technology assessments, cost-effectiveness analyses, and clinical studies are adduced by the professional committees and included in the negotiation but they are not mandatory.
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