The phrase "professional inclinations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone's tendencies or preferences in a professional context.
Example: "Her professional inclinations led her to pursue a career in environmental science."
Alternatives: "career preferences" or "professional tendencies."
Back at the Yard, Operation Finlayson detectives were looking at a vast range of potential threats, but still had few clues, no accomplices or even a plausible denouement for a man whose personal and professional inclinations were to camouflage everything he did.
A labour market relying on a medical workforce with different characteristics, preferences and professional inclinations may not be able to achieve an equitable and affordable distribution of health services, particularly in low-income settings [ 40].
Information on families' religious, educational, professional and political inclinations, the average longevity of their members, their proneness to suicide and divorce and so forth, must shed some explanatory light on the personalities under genealogical scrutiny.
With the Baltic countries, we have a long history of cross-cultural and business relationships … it is the mentality most suitable for us in a nation: quiet, responsible, professional, with no inclination to posturing and simulation, etc".
Although I felt I was able to maintain my professional integrity, the natural inclination of the target company is to avoid you as long as possible and get away from you as quickly as possible.
In recent years, communication has been considered not only a matter of professional experience or personal inclination but also a set of behaviors that can be taught and learned [ 3].
And housing prices are forcing out blue-collar workers in exchange for professionals without the inclination, the skill or the time to fight fires.
For a news professional, even one of conservative inclinations, Fox is a problematic place to work.
On the other, a host of factors, from his religion, his sexual inclinations and his professional life, bore him off into landscapes where gentlemanly Wykehamists were less likely to be found.
The study produced no data revealing which optional procedures were done at the mother's inclination, a health professional's suggestion or by mutual agreement, and it recorded no information about the outcome for the baby.
A few of Josephsons' students, like 18 year-old Parish Clark and 19 year-old Shabazz Martin, have the talent and inclination to pursue professional careers as fine or commercial artists.
