It is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone is learning, teaching, or working under the guidance or instruction of a professor. For example: "My work has greatly improved since I began studying under Professor Smith."
There she studied woven textiles under Professor Margaret Leischner, who had taught at the Bauhaus.
Under Professor Stewart's guidance you will discover the mathematics of codes, sudoko, Rubik's cube, music, primes and pi.
Under Professor Goold's direction, new and more up-to-date translations were commissioned and texts were added to the series.
He began his musical studies at the age of eight, under Professor Stojanovich of the Belgrade Conservatory, later he studied in Budapest under the great violinist Jeno Hubay.
It also highlights the university's "meteoric rise" up the league tables under Professor Shellard's leadership and the university's global initiative to secure student work placements abroad.
What the hell am I saying?, we students would think twice as often as usual, under Professor I__ _s intense gaze.
If we had included photographs, the sounds would have been snowed under", wrote Professor Planqué in email.
The girls studied sketching, painting, and anatomy, under professors from the Central Academy of Fine Arts, and then moved on to cutting, tailoring, and patternmaking.
Land remembers studying under professors who rejected central tenets of Christian faith, like the existence of Hell, or the reality of Christ's resurrection.
He returned to his education in the fall of 1986; he studied under professors who had worked in foreign banks and understood capital formation, free markets and the increasingly conspicuous inefficiencies of the command economy.
He then earned a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from Lehigh University, and a master's degree in economics at Harvard University, where he studied under professors like Joseph Schumpeter, Gottfried Habbler and Wasily Leontief.
