The phrase "a commercial practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a method or approach that is employed in business or trade activities.
Example: "The company has adopted a commercial practice that focuses on sustainability and ethical sourcing."
Alternatives: "a business practice" or "a trade practice".
He built a commercial practice and was appointed a high court judge in 1987.
The brothers, of Brighton, East Sussex, face five charges of engaging in a commercial practice which is a misleading action, and three charges of engaging in a commercial practice which is a misleading omission.
The law states that a commercial practice is a misleading action if it contains false information likely to deceive the average consumer and make them take a transactional decision they would not have taken otherwise.
He started diversifying in 2010, investing $25 million to build a commercial practice, which is now 40% of sales and growing.
In the past decade, each of the top 14 global banks have established a commercial practice in impact investing, and over 300 impact investing funds worldwide are putting money to work from the "financial" pocket into companies that are creating positive social impact around the world.
"We remove sellers in violation of our policies, withhold payments, and work with law enforcement to take appropriate action". Under this legislation, a trader commits an offence if they "engage in a commercial practice which is a misleading action" which cause the average consumer to buy something they would not have otherwise.
Impaling a live bait fish on a hook is a common commercial practice, used in longline fishing with hundreds or even thousands of hooks.
"It is routine for bills to be negotiated; that's a standard commercial practice," said a spokesman for Ogilvy & Mather, Howard G. Paster.
Although Holden's was a singular talent in terms of innovative design, he was for almost his entire career a partner of Adams, Holden and Pearson, a successful commercial practice that folded quietly in the 1970s.
Within the arts community, we are currently seeing a lot of new, small-scale spaces being created that operate somewhere between a private, commercial gallery, and a traditional artist-run centre, all occurring without operational funding or a successful commercial practice.
A common commercial practice is to lift the bulbs after the flowers have ceased blooming and the foliage has turned yellow; the bulbs are then stored in a cool, dry place until replanting time in the autumn.
