The phrase "prominent professional" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe someone who is successful or highly regarded in their profession. For example, "Michelle Obama is a prominent professional who has achieved success in both her law career and public service."
He is the most prominent professional skateboarder to come out as gay, not the first.
Nevertheless, some prominent professional riders are concerned that some of their race competitors may be motoring away from them.
Available guidelines drafted by national agencies or prominent professional organisations in Germany, New Zealand, North America, The Netherlands, Ireland and the UK were reviewed.
When was the last time a prominent professional man was held up to front-page scrutiny for spending too many weekends at the office for his kids' good?
In 2007, the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence — the most prominent professional organization for A.I. researchers — elected Eric Horvitz, a scientist from Microsoft, as its president.
Barbados had stunned Costa Rica at home, using only one prominent professional, Gregory Goodridge, 28, who plays for Bristol City in England's Second Division.
He introduced children of all ages to astronomy, and some of them became prominent professionals in astrophysics and planetary sciences.
Money & Business asked four prominent professionals who make at least part of their living from takeover deals to give their prognosis for 2002.
His parents were prominent professionals who enabled their son to grow up in some of the most expensive apartments in Manhattan and summer in a wealthy upstate enclave.
Many of the most prominent professionals in the United States working in the Environmental field from 1950 to the present were students of Dr. Manganelli.
Mount Holyoke's program, for example, stresses internships and counseling, with interviews with prominent professionals in the students' area of interest.
