The phrase "trade professional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is skilled and qualified in a specific trade or profession.
Example: "As a trade professional, she has extensive experience in carpentry and construction."
Alternatives: "skilled tradesperson" or "craftsman."
Twenty years before there were consciousness-raising groups, Susann had her Hockey Club, a half-dozen female friends in show business who got together to trade professional scuttlebutt and sexual confidences, covered for each other's affairs and spied on each other's husbands.
Knowledge Intensive Business Services (KIBS) are intermediary firms which specialise in knowledge screening, assessment and evaluation, and trade professional consultancy services.
We classify an individual's occupation into one of seven groups: mechanical, trade, professional, managerial, health, service, and farm (reference category).
This hard-working, once healthy trade professional had suddenly developed a series of inflammatory conditions including chronic sinus and prostate infections.
We charge both subscription and transaction fees to trade professionals.
Monday's dinner attracted 35 wine trade professionals and a few outsiders.
Other writers and book trade professionals who were taking part in the social media revolution were, like me, bemused.
This was starkly illustrated on Wednesday, when Mr. Bloomberg went from overseeing the graduation of new police officers in the morning to a lunch for construction trade professionals at the Regent hotel on Wall Street.
Some two million Americans are deeply interested in the Civil War, trade professionals say, and scores of thousands of them are engulfed in the hobby of re-enactment, serving as virtual cannon fodder and prancing generals in weekend commemorative battle tableaus.
It has pit studio executives against writers — the bulk of whom are paid far less than high-profile strikers like Larry David — and writers against some trade professionals, whose feelings about the strike are ambivalent at best.
In a recent survey of wine trade professionals by Wine Opinions, a California market research firm, The Pour was determined to be the most visited blog.
