"professional manager" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The company chose a professional manager to oversee their operations."
Every trend needs a theory, and appropriately a new theory developed: It was of the professional manager who could manage anything.
Hire a professional manager.
The professional manager is not the answer.
"I need to become a professional manager," he said.
I think of myself as a professional manager.
We study decisions related to a core resilience strategy, investment in inventories, across professional manager and student subject pools.
I had assumed that Rambo, the professional manager, must certainly know more than I did.
He is, he says, a professional manager, and that is how other managers see him.
The merger, they said, showed the instincts of a professional manager, not a technologist.
"I am a professional manager, he is a rookie," Mr. Bloomberg said on WNBC-TV.
The village's day-to-day affairs are handled by a professional manager.
