The phrase "through professionalism" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express someone's commitment to their task, job, or profession. For example, "The new CEO demonstrated her dedication to the company through professionalism."
In April, the Police Department began a stop-and-frisk training course with a new component, "The Nobility of Policing," meant to reduce animosity through professionalism and respect.
Nearly every woman has at times felt that the shape of her body has determined an overwhelming proportion of someone's response to her; ballet dancers, so much more intimately aware of their bodies' appearance and ability both, might — through professionalism, through necessity — have a healthier way of relating to their bodies than the rest of us.
Thirdly, deprofessionalization and maintaining a distance through professionalism.
Studies reported that trusting relations developed through professionalism and ability to consult with colleagues when not sure of procedures or treatment guidelines were motivating [ 46, 47, 49, 55, 56].
Develop customer loyalty through professionalism and individualized care.
They are astute businessmen and women, who are outdoing their peers across the pond through sheer professionalism, as much as through performance.
Socially responsive health professional education is therefore concerned with developing practitioners who, through their professionalism and competence, make a contribution not only to the health needs of individuals but also to community development [ 10].
The interviews provide a view of a dual approach to employees: the exploration of inner values, the common linkage points and the enhancement of the bonds and commitment to the company and "instrumentalism", seeing the employees as a means along the road to success, who represent the company to customers through their professionalism and expertise.
Binda calls the battle the RAR's greatest victory, writing that the troops were greatly outnumbered, but won through superior professionalism and discipline.
Last year Peter Neyroud, former head of Thames Valley police, also offered a report on police training that called for increased professionalism through the creation of a professional institute of policing.
Woody Allen, Arthur Laurents and Jerry Herman, among others, have praised his professionalism through the years.
