The phrase "professionally pursue" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used when talking about going after a goal or objective in a professional, organized manner. Here is an example of the phrase in use: My supervisor at work encouraged me to professionally pursue my career goals, so I created a plan and set aside time each week to work on them.
Just as long as it pays enough to give me the option to go back to work part-time if I decide to professionally pursue my hobby, which is photographing cool manicures for Instagram.
Ryland holds a degree in Cinemagraphic Makeup from the Australian Academy of Cinemagraphic Makeup, which also served as impetus to professionally pursue makeup artistry and venture into special effects design for Ryland.
In the months afterwards, Melissa left her legal career to professionally pursue a dessert catering business, inspired by her epicurean upbringing in the flavorful Gulf Coast of Texas, and her lifelong love for the chemistry behind baking, a fascination that started around age 8. Working with her hands, as it turned out, is exactly what Melissa wanted all along.
He also wants to keep skiing professionally and pursue modeling and acting jobs.
Lehrkamp has watched one of her employees grow professionally while pursuing a PSM degree part-time.
"Look at the courses you took that you liked but couldn't pursue professionally, outside activities and hobbies".
A few high school field trips to museums made him realize that drawing was something he might pursue professionally.
The show, set in the mythical town of Norbridge and starring a young Julia Sawalha, was a breakout hit and gave Moffat the opportunity to pursue professionally an interest in television production that he had explored while a student at the University of Glasgow.
There are deep-rooted issues that go far beyond the gaming world, for example the pressures that result in girls trending away from the more maths- and science-oriented subjects that they excel at in their early teens but more rarely pursue professionally.
Until college she intended to pursue music professionally.
Both sisters had acted in local stage productions as children, and Olivia had begun to pursue acting professionally, signing with Warner Brothers in 1934.
