"professional papers" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to documents or written materials that are specifically related to a person's professional field or career. Example: "As part of their job application, candidates are required to submit a resume, cover letter, and any relevant professional papers such as publications or research projects they have completed."
Recently, she gave her professional papers to Smith College.
To the end of his long career, Dr. Edwards was part scientist and part missionary, writing hundreds of professional papers and contributing to more than 30 books.
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Katharine Hepburn's professional papers were recently donated to the library and put on public view.
Next year, Ms. Harper said, she expects to present professional papers on the site, and a book-size final report should be available in 2002.
Dr. Rotker-Martinez wrote several books, both in Spanish and in English, as well as book chapters, articles, professional papers and reviews.
He founded one of New York's first sleep laboratories, conducted ground breaking exper iments in dream telepathy and inspired movements in Sweden, Finland and Taiwan with his many professional papers and books.
The photos themselves are printed on professional paper with a luster finish, for the color benefits of glossy stock with the fingerprint resistance of matte.
A prolific researcher, he had an unusually long publishing career, producing his first professional paper in 1929, on the colour of the Moon during eclipses, and his last paper in 1999, on the distances of stars from the Earth.
Becoming a professional paper-folder is chancier, since there is still no established market for origami as a collectible art form, and, until recently, it was not much promoted as one: Yoshizawa published books of his designs but never sold any of his pieces.
All treatments were carefully conducted by professional paper conservators.
This professional paper presents the first results of the analysis, which will be used for further research and machinability study of graded materials.
