"professional readings" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the professional reading of a document or the study of a professional subject, for example: "Our coursework requires us to demonstrate our understanding of professional readings in the field."
His official Web site has pages devoted to "Speeches," "Testimony," and "Professional Reading List," but, three years into his tenure, the page marked "Interviews" remains blank.
The culmination of the theater lab is partially staged readings by professional actors of the works in progress.
Their performances were fantastic, but they were just that: performances, readings by professional actors, trained and practiced in the art of saying words out loud.
It is holding Screenwriters Night with readings by professional actors from six screenplays by students in the university's graduate film division in the School of the Arts.
Population studies, such as the NHANES III and the Health Survey for England used health professionals to obtain blood pressure readings (4– 11); with some professionals using mercury sphygmomanometers (12) – the gold standard for the indirect, non-invasive, measurement of blood pressure (13) – and some using electronic devices (14).
There was a fresh twist to this year's Reading Rally: professional athletes, major league baseball players, New York Mets.
Plastic Logic, the 10-year-old offspring of Cambridge University, has been delaying its $800 professional document- and book-reading device, the Que.
Plastic Logic, the 10-year-old spinout from Cambridge University, said on Friday that it was delaying its $800 professional document- and book-reading device, the Que, until the summer.
In addition, health care professionals' interest in patients' readings had an important impact on whether patients practice SMBG.
On June 10, professional actors will read two short stories from the book "A Visit From the Goon Squad" by Jennifer Egan, with a musical interlude between the readings.
