"relevant profession" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a profession or job that is related to or connected with the topic being discussed. Here is an example: "John has a degree in marketing, so his relevant profession is in the field of advertising and promotions." In this sentence, "relevant profession" is used to specify the specific career field or area of expertise that John has knowledge and experience in.
Half the relevant profession decided that although it might be true in practice, it wasn't true in theory, and therefore couldn't happen.
Actions for everyone from professors and administrators to practicing professionals are suggested to meet the goal of a more scholarly, relevant profession.
It's this particular blend of self and selfless, combined with the other key watchwords of our times – "global", "technology" and "curation" – that has positioned DJing as the most modern and culturally relevant profession on Earth.
Organisations were invited to nominate at least one health practitioner representing each relevant profession.
Typically, the workforce planning challenge is framed as balancing supply and demand in particular health professions, and although there are many potential variables which can affect balance [ 12], often the principal variable most easily within the control of decision makers is the size of intakes into college and university programs for the relevant profession.
They were attended only by people within the relevant professions and they had one purpose: to honor the work of the previous year, to celebrate excellence.
It's important to get a feel for what it's like working in the relevant professions, too, so talk to people in the industry.
The annual LARE meetings are well attended by health care workers of all relevant professions.
The expert survey via an online platform will involve health professionals from all relevant professions (nurses, physicians, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, social worker).
In a second approach the Bavarian Ministry of Health requested the local public health offices to form networks with all relevant professions and institutions at the regional level.
For example the well-established multidisciplinary format of cancer care involves relevant professions meeting in the absence of the patient aiming to facilitate unbiased discussion [ 31].
