The word 'professions' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of job or career. For example, "There are so many different professions that involve helping people."
In the days that I followed Jones around, I heard several people who ran training programs in green professions complain that once their students had graduated they couldn't find work.
The secret ultra-conservative Catholic sect Opus Dei is mobilising within the Irish professions to stop the republic reforming its abortion laws, one of the country's most prominent doctors has warned.
But increasing the appeal of professions in agriculture can help solve this economic problem – creating social stability and food security.
"It could be rolled out to prison staff, GPs and in key professions where there is big burn out," said Chris Ruane MP, co-chair of the group at the launch of its interim report on Wednesday.
We've lost the vocational ethos that had been the basis of professions like teaching.
I like many professions like singer, actor, writer, teacher, poet whatever, but my most favourite is army.
Botswana's policy is definitely going to lead to job losses, since it affects professional hunters and other related professions.
I do not share leftwing alarm over the evolving shape of the NHS and nor do all but the shroud-waving elements in the medical professions and trades.
"Unfortunately, academia like most professions is pyramid-shaped – the higher up you go the fewer women there are".
"This is a black day in the history of three Hungarian professions – obstetricians, prosecutors and judges," said Attila Racz, who described the case against Gereb as a witch-hunt.
Until she joined the CSP last year, she was the senior Department of Health official responsible for physiotherapy and other so-called allied health professions.
