"professional expectations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the standards, responsibilities, and behaviors that are expected of someone in a professional setting or profession. Example: "As a lawyer, it is important to maintain high professional expectations in order to effectively represent my clients and uphold the integrity of the legal system."
But Slaughter makes what is probably the more important point, which is that in a world where women are expected to be breadwinners and mothers both, our social and professional expectations of what a typical career trajectory looks like need to become more friendly to the biological realities of motherhood.
Descriptions of the professional expectations of the geoprofessional are provided.
Their professional expectations are, if anything, even lower.
Attitudes, training experiences, and professional expectations of US general surgery residents: a national survey.
Education programs leading to professional licencing need to ensure assessments throughout the program are constructively aligned and mapped to the specific professional expectations.
Main outcome measures were satisfaction with their training, confidence in their clinical skills, and professional expectations, scaled from 0 to 10.
Music educators vary with respect to behavioral and personality factors, personal characteristics, type of music taught, job-specific environment, and governmental professional expectations.
The two of them — Garrett and Erin, played by Justin Long and Drew Barrymore — live in a universe of quietly lowered romantic and professional expectations.
When Jenkins was last featured on The Quad, he spoke of his professional expectations for this season, including what he could contribute to an N.B.A. squad.
Students should note that requirements and expectations in different countries may differ depending on the diverse cultural and professional expectations of academia internationally.
For younger people, professional expectations, social media, FOMO (fear of missing out), and living and working with people largely from similar backgrounds and world views, can all bring a sense of being unfulfilled.
