The phrase "professional compilation" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to a collection or compilation of work that has been done in a professional or expert manner. Example: "I am impressed by the quality of this company's annual report. It is obvious that a lot of time and effort went into this professional compilation of financial information."
A: Just compilation of professional video, can't put own in.
Compilation... compilers?
The latest report on professional talent published July 12 includes a compilation of responses from more than 600 organizations.
Lymph-oedema requires careful patient monitoring that consists of: 1.the first evaluation performed in the ambit of a multidisciplinary and multi-professional team that leads to the compilation of a specific clinical report and a rehabilitative project which personalized therapeutical programs, adequate to the treatment of disabilities according to the evolution stage.
There are sound theoretical reasons for these rituals of ownership and trade, the most basic of which is that the 'team' is not a unified entity but rather a compilation of individuals with distinct professional identities: intensivist, nurse, respiratory therapist, resident, and so on.
In 2004, Tina made her first professional appearances following her semi-retirement, releasing the compilation album, All the Best, which produced the single "Open Arms", and sold more than a million copies in the US.
Big pharma, biotech, and software companies are clamoring to hire professionals with experience in bioinformatics and the identification, compilation, analysis, and visualization of huge amounts of biological and health care information.
Initiatives to foster open accessibility of publicly funded research data are now put into practice by compilation of data sharing policies and mandatory professional data management strategies in application calls.
Chelsea admits she spent about 25 hours preparing for the party, which a professional film-maker friend shot and edited into a slick-looking compilation of the day.
The bloggers provide content for Detroit Unspun, a social media program the Hub began in 2010 that includes a weekly compilation of links to articles written about Detroit by professional and citizen journalists.
