"professional officials" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who are employed in professional roles and who are responsible for making or carrying out certain decisions. For example, "The team of professional officials worked together to create a plan for the town's future development."
"We deserve to have professional officials.
The second: professional officials who work locally, but who also travel to a handful of national events.
Anyone who has symptoms of a vibrio infection and thinks they might have come into contact with the bacteria should contact a health professional, officials said.
The preference for professional officials, strongly evidenced by mid-century in the writings of Albertanus of Brescia and others, aimed to prevent the military aggrandizement of an Ezzelino da Romano or an Azzo d'Este and to defend communal values.
She was one of the most widely respected professional officials that the National Union of Students ever had, and the main reason why it had an influence disproportionate to its size.
"We are talking about five big decisions and only one has been given and that can't be right at this level with professional officials.
Eyebrows were raised: why not an education professional, official or judge to run the inquiry?
The N.F.L. maintains that that is simply part of being a professional official, and discounts any complaints because it believes the officials make good money for part-time work.
Some of the oldest and most valuable paintings were removed from their frames, a mark of professionals, officials said.
Healthcare communities will need to be fully acknowledged as "co-producers", and their knowledge accorded a proper priority alongside the "privileged" knowledge of professionals, officials and elected members.
The agreement, announced last week by Homestore, would strengthen finances at the company as it tries to shift its business focus from real estate consumers to professionals, officials said.
