The phrase "professor candidate" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to someone who is being considered or applying for a position as a professor at a university or college. Example: The university received many applications from highly qualified professor candidates for the open position in the English department.
"That new Assistant Professor candidate with the curly red hair had some interesting data, but I am not sure he really got his main point across," you say to your tenured colleague just after the candidate's job seminar.
With continuing practice, someday soon you'll find yourself working in the lab, perhaps thinking through an equation that is troubling you, when you're interrupted by an assistant professor candidate being shown through the laboratories.
Seeing an opening for a non-law professor candidate, former Obama administration official Brian Forde is also running.
Professor Jean-Pascal van Ypersele, Candidate IPCC Chair (Vice-Chair for now), Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium (@JPvanYpersele).
Table 2 Participant information of the four groups Group Status Participants Gender Number Total Core team Professor; doctoral candidate Female 4 5 Male 1 Working team Teacher (from primary school to college) Female 55 94 Male 39 Expert team Professor Female 3 8 Male 5 Secretary team Postgraduate Female 7 8 Male 1 .
BH and MP are the Professor MD candidates at University of Uludag.
JT, PhD, associate research scientist; MK, PhD, postdoctoral fellow; JH, PhD candidate; JC, professor; RF, professor; ZW, assistant professor; ZH, professor; LZ, professor; ZY, professor; ZH, research associate; XJ, research associate.
Simon, who formerly taught at La Fémis (she left her teaching job to make the film), had extraordinary access to professors and candidates.
Around the world, professors, PhD candidates and grad students are looking to nanotechnology to go far beyond the tiny dimensions in current chips.
An orderly election on March 6 , 1966 gave Julio César Méndez Montenegro, a law professor and the candidate of the moderate Revolutionary Party (Partido Revolucionario; PR), an unexpectedly large plurality of votes over the candidate of the military regime, though not the absolute majority required for election.
"Stein wouldn't have struck you, if you were watching the debates, as a caricature of a third-party candidate," Professor Ubertaccio said.
