'voice professionals' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe individuals whose job involves working with the human voice, such as voice teachers or professional singers. For example, "The singing competition was judged by three renowned voice professionals."
Work-related laryngopathy may have negative consequences for voice professionals.
This study was a comparative evaluation of voice recordings by voice professionals and lay observers.
Voice satisfaction may not correlate with perceptions of supervising voice professionals.
This material of 132 X-rays of voice professionals was used to investigate different laryngeal morphological measures and their relation to vocal fold length.
TargetSpot's Web site will offer advertisers the ability to record ads by microphone, telephone, prerecorded audio files, computer-generated speech or voice professionals.
A panel of voice professionals perceptually evaluated the intelligibility of each patient while listening to a play back of the recordings.
Although it is rare for a voice professional to understand that vocal health or illness often depends on cellular well-being or dysfunction, the laryngologist must be aware of this relationship.
The broad questions allowed teachers to tell their own narratives and voice professional issues relevant to them.
Kent Tritle, an accomplished, increasingly busy choral specialist who became the music director of this 38-voice professional ensemble last year after the death of its founder, Richard Westenburg, conducted.
The Patriarch Tikhon Choir, a mixed-voice professional ensemble of 35 American, Canadian and Russian singers, was formed recently to focus on Orthodox Christian sacred music, a tradition it hopes to nurture in the United States.
The concert also showcases the John Alexander Singers — the 24-voice professional group of the Pacific Chorale — and its director John Alexander.
