The phrase "a light practice for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a practice or activity that is not too demanding or intense, often serving as a warm-up or introductory exercise.
Example: "Yoga can be a light practice for those new to physical fitness, helping them ease into a routine."
Alternatives: "a gentle exercise for" or "a simple activity for".
The players returned for a light practice this afternoon, gently tugging their attention away from turkey and Christmas shopping and turning to the New England Patriots.
After Wednesday's 113-111 victoverover Toronto, the Nets had a light practice yesterday before they leave today for Miami.
(AP) LIGHT PRACTICE FOR GARRARD Jaguars quarterback David Garrard practiced in a limited capacity and could return this weekend against Tennessee.
Collingwood dislocated his left index finger during the victory in Durban this week and only took part in light practice, batting for 10 minutes against throw-downs before going through a very gentle slip fielding drill.
Lighting practices for these flocks were obtained with a questionnaire completed by the growers.
The grow-out lighting practices for sampled flocks were surveyed with a questionnaire completed by the growers.
When asked if he imparted these thoughts during the shootaround, which is N.B.A. parlance for the light practice before a game, Saunders noted that they had held a "walk-through".
James DeGraffenreidt, 48, chief executive of WGL Holdings, the parent of Washington Gas Light, practiced law for 15 years before turning to business in 1991.
ATLANTA — Xavier guard Dez Wells tried to bounce around on the court as best he could here Thursday during the Musketeers' light practice at the Georgia Dome in preparation for Friday night's Round of 16 game with Baylor in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
On Sunday, the remaining players each logged light practice time and rested their weary bodies for the second week.
