The phrase "professional preparation" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the kind of preparation done for a task or job. For example, "The team completed their professional preparation and were ready to begin the project."
Experts also offered advice on various other considerations for taxpayers this year: PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION "People will find that preparers are fussier about data this year," said Bill Fleming, a tax director in the private client services group of PricewaterhouseCoopers in Hartford.
"But the quality of my work did not authorize anybody to doubt my serious professional preparation".
Whether a different test would end the problem of professional preparation was unclear.
The first AWC sought to improve the professional preparation of the army's general staff.
Mr. Paige's emphasis on subject-matter knowledge at the expense of professional preparation promises to perpetuate this situation.
Anyone could teach, without passing any test of their knowledge and skills and without any professional preparation.
The BBC's Philip Hampsheir has a look at professional preparations for World Cup fever.
In addition to discussions among professionals, preparation pretransfer should include discussions with parents about which family members they would like present as well as any personal or religious rituals (eg, blessings) they would like performed before withdrawal.
Conduct some research on the Internet to explore possible training programs that provide professional level preparation for entering the field of executive protection.
About 5.8 million New York City residents use professional tax preparation services, and while many of the businesses are run ethically, others are not, Mr. Mintz said.
Presumably, Mr Brown hoped to have his teeth cleaned by a professional in preparation for the address, in which he will call upon Barack Obama to help boost education and training for the world's 81 million unemployed young people.
