The phrase 'professional competitiveness' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the drive or the desire of an individual to advance or excel within their professional field. For example, "John's professional competitiveness motivated him to continuously seek out new challenges and opportunities in his field."
At the very least, wrinkles are being repositioned as the new gray hair — another means to judge attractiveness, romantic viability, professional competitiveness and social status.
He was not doing it for free, but the gesture was still generous; Hitchens, who is unusually lacking in professional competitiveness, makes himself available to younger writers and editors.
The study is focused on introducing innovations in an English language subject in an engineering degree to enhance the development not only of linguistic skills but also of generic skills, a challenge aimed at professional competitiveness and employability.
Later, Bayley tells us "I think one reason we fell in love, and got on so well, is that both of us have always been naive and innocent, at some deep healing level". Bayley asserts that Murdoch has always been free of professional competitiveness and ambitiousness; her having forgotten that she has written books is an extension of the modest self-forgetfulness that marked her as a writer.
Our proposed pedagogical model enhances students' professional competitiveness by providing students with valuable research skills as they work on a problem to which they can relate.
As the healthcare professional in the quote that follows suggests adopting an inter-agency approach where the focus is client-centred rather than being about professional competitiveness, would facilitate more effective treatment for young people with both mental and substance use disorders.
In the second pathway, providers respond to performance data because of professional pride, competitiveness and sensitivity to their reputation among peers and implement internal improvement projects [ 13, 14].
Athletes who exercise in extremes generally do so for reasons other than their health — competitiveness, professional requirement, compulsion.
Intrinsic weaknesses of "socially owned" enterprises were exposed, including featherbedding, limited professional skills, poor competitiveness, undercapitalization, outmoded production methods, and resistance to innovation.
"Nick is the consummate professional and his competitiveness still burns more than it ever has," said director of rugby Conor O'Shea.
"If you look at the competitiveness of professional cycling, we've been successful in last couple of years, but the band of competitive advantage is narrowing all the time, so it comes down to how you look ahead".
