The phrase "professionalism by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is typically used to indicate that someone or something exhibits professionalism, or follows professional standards and practices. Example: "The company prides itself on its professionalism by always putting its clients' needs first."
Third, these attitudes help medical professionals maintain their professionalism by emphasizing the importance of professional ethics in the public domain.
For both year groups nominations were converted into an aggregate score of professionalism by subtracting nomination for least professional from those for most professional.
One of the students identified the irony in being taught about medical professionalism by a tutor who was not demonstrating exemplary professional behaviour.
The Faculty is working with affiliated institutions to align policies and procedures to deal with lapses of professionalism by students, teaching faculty, residents, nurses and allied health professionals, as well as non-clinical staff, and to address egregious or repeat offenders.
"There has been an increase in professionalism by the Iranian Navy," Commodore Sinclair said.
"Vivo," a brisk and busy essay in postmodernist professionalism by the Finnish master Magnus Lindberg, registered as a mild disappointment.
Dederichs et al. (2010) from Denmark investigated changes in collaboration over time as well as the function of trans-professionalism by characterizing the collaboration of professor and students during a course at the CE Department of Technical University, Denmark.
He was assisted by the professionalism showed by Australian agencies in the search for MH370 – a topic in which the Chinese leadership is intensely interested.
But the show triumphantly combines so many forms of theatre — drag revue, rock musical, R. & B. concert, social-protest play, tenderloin burlesque — that its conventional ideas soar above cliché, elevated by stunning professionalism and by gusts of love.
Does the political system have the flexibility to tolerate the professionalism pursued by journalists, and the press freedom demanded by society at large?
When the two ideals -- of absolute professionalism unfettered by customers and of absolute tourism unaffected by locals -- collide, trouble happens, pain is caused.
