"professional structure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically implies a system of organization or an organizational structure that is either held up to professional standards, or that is typically seen in the professional world. For example, "The company implemented a new professional structure to better manage their departments and staff."
Wales are meant to have a solid professional structure.
The old hierarchy has been swept away and replaced with a professional structure and back room staff.
In the paper accent is made on sharing according sexual, age and professional structure of migrants.
"Mitchell wanted to bring a professional environment, professional attitudes, a professional structure," Cruyff explains to The Independent.
Hebrew University professor Amihai Mazar blames the controversies on the professional structure that rewards scholars for publicizing important inscriptions of dubious provenance.
After this time, the presence of an established professional structure allowed the board to focus more exclusively on policy issues.
Family offices — professional structures that help run the affairs of wealthy families — are relatively new in the Asia-Pacific region.
A policeman from West New Britain in the New Guinea Islands, Boas couldn't find the time to play last season, but this season his game has thrived under the professional structures and mentorship of Marum's team.
Their narratives illuminate the contradictions and contests entailed within and engendered by organizational and professional structures, and the strategies used to negotiate these.
Professional structures are developed within an academic environment.
"The IRFU is delighted to announce David Nucifora as performance director after a worldwide search for an individual that will help develop and enhance the professional structures within Irish rugby," Browne said in an IRFU statement.
