The phrase "a conventional practice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a widely accepted method or behavior within a particular context or field.
Example: "In many cultures, a conventional practice of greeting involves a handshake."
Alternatives: "a standard procedure for" or "a customary method of".
The cylinder head was made of cast iron, a conventional practice for the time, but a special aluminum alloy was chosen for the engine block.
At best, Hart's theory will apply only to a special class of obligations in which the existence of a conventional practice is an essential part of the reasons for conformity, though even here, the theory is open to doubt.
The application of large amounts of fertilizers, a conventional practice in northern China for the production of vegetable crops, generally leads to substantial accumulation of soil nutrients within a relatively short period of time.
It is a conventional practice in the design of nuclear reactors to introduce hot channel factors to allow for spatial variations of power generation and flow distribution.
They also did not hold a conventional practice session on the eve of their final fixture, preferring instead to play football through one hour of morning training at Dubai Sport City.
The rate of scission per bond is shown to depend on the degree of polymerization, an effect not captured by the conventional practice of modeling polymer decomposition with small-molecule Arrhenius parameters.
The cut off was derived from conventional practice of considering an average item score of 3 or more to be in the clinical range [ 16].
The wide reverse system also permits him to present a more highly developed version of Hollywood's conventional practice of rendering style as transparent or unnoticed.
For each mailing wave, we determined the proportion of variables yielding Wald test p-values < 0.2, according to the conventional practice of selecting such variables for further analysis in a stepwise regression.
