The phrase "a familiar practice in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a common or well-known method or behavior within a specific context or field.
Example: "Using social media for marketing has become a familiar practice in the business world."
Alternatives: "a common practice in" or "a well-known practice in".
OFFSHORING sending businesses to cheaper foreign countries is a familiar practice in manufacturing, software and call centres.
Lying for Trump has become such a familiar practice in American politics that it would almost certainly have had no impact on the Jackson nomination.
Although creating individual earth structures is a familiar practice in many areas of the world today, the practice of reshaping the earth to create new human environments is little known.
Direct teaching is a familiar practice, in which the teacher addresses the class (or a large group) by lecturing, reading, leading recitation, or demonstrating techniques.
If this model is implemented, it is first necessary to establish whether remote telephone support from an unfamiliar clinician can satisfactorily substitute the face-to-face support given by a familiar practice nurse that had proved effective in our previous trial.
After the lacrosse incident in the Buchanan house, many of the adults at Duke were surprised to learn that the hiring of strippers was a familiar practice.
The sense of alarm, however, is a familiar phenomenon in general practice all over Europe and is also often referred to by specific phrases in different languages (Stolper et al. 2010b).
They also stated that when they needed medical help or had an urgent question, they felt safe and liked the idea of always being able to speak to their own GP or, if he or she is absent, to a familiar colleague in the practice.
Most likely, when reading for pleasure, most of these people will pick up a book, a familiar, comforting ritual practiced in one form or another since childhood, and in which most will probably engage until vision fails them in old age.
Older people liked the ability to talk about different things, the unexpected attention from their general practice, and the fact that they now had a familiar face in the general practice.
