The word "professors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to university teachers or academics who have a job teaching classes. For example: The university hired five new professors this year.
Of the UK's 18,510 university professors, just 85 are black, and only 12.8% of academic staff are from a known ethnic minority background.
It's no longer seen as the province of professors in studies with brass telescopes".
Those calling for a stay include former US president Jimmy Carter, the Council of Europe, the president of the American Bar Association, a group of mental disability experts, a group of law professors and a raft of human rights groups.
Related: How a law degree could launch your career in politics For Samuel Feldman, a second-year law student at the London School of Economics, studying public international law as an optional module has helped him build useful contacts with experts in international law – from professors to practitioners.
Rubio will pass, just so his professors can be rid of him.
The group guiding the current protests – set up 18 months ago by two professors and a baptist minister under the banner Occupy Central with Love and Peace — threatened to paralyse the city's central business district if Beijing broke its word.
"International law professors have usually worked in the field, and having experienced professionals teach you is very beneficial," he says.
More than 500 university professors have urged the home secretary, Theresa May, to rethink the plans.
He described the university as a "magnet for some of the world's best professors and young talents".
Hundreds now attend the free lunchtime talks given by professors in medicine, philosophy, economics and others.
I heard an expression from one of my business professors — that talent flow is the best predictor of future cash flows — and that has stayed with me.
