'professional criteria' is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to standards used by professionals in a specific field, such as criteria for judging a job applicant or criteria for determining the value of a product or service. For example, you could say, "The company uses strict professional criteria to evaluate potential hires."
The professional criteria against which both are judged remain identical.
According to researchers, professional criteria are autonomy, commitment to the profession and unity consciousness.
"I understand and accept criticisms of my work, provided they are done with professional criteria and arguments," Calatrava told El Mundo.
The resolution passed May 22 limits ownership to foreigners who meet specific residence and professional criteria, according to the official Vietnam News Agency.
But working with Descente and @radical.media, a New York multimedia production company, she approached this "much more sunny challenge" with her usual professional criteria.
"They must meet academic, financial or other professional criteria, so you are ensconced with high-level people".
The professional criterion to deal with these degrees of freedom is cost minimization.
For the selection of respondents, we used the same professional affiliation criteria as the online survey.
Survey respondents rate their service professional on criteria such as overall satisfaction, market knowledge and whether they would recommend the provider to a friend.
The study aimed to explore to what extent professional communication criteria for GPs correspond with the needs of people with ID and what additional requirements might be necessary.
Their opinion was that they had been very thoroughly trained in communication and that their professional communication criteria sufficed for the communication with people with ID.
