The phrase "a matter of practically" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may be intended to convey a concept related to practicality.
Example: "When it comes to decision-making, it's often a matter of practicality rather than theory."
Alternatives: "a question of practicality" or "a matter of practicality".
For decades, it was treated as a matter-of-fact procedure that was practically obligatory for someone having their first baby.
Sputnik said the decision "is clearly political in its nature and, as a matter of fact, is practically censorship", suggesting that some of its legitimate news pages had been shut down as a result.
But for 13P, the playwrights' collective to which Ms. Ruhl belongs, a human-snack metamorphosis is practically a matter of course.
He had been on the field for a matter of minutes and it was practically his first involvement but he fired with ruthless cool beyond Proto.
A. One of the most famous American-born Christians B. Whose life has been meticulously documented and is practically a matter of public record C. Could somehow be "mistaken" as a "secret Muslim" and/or "foreign-born" D. By unrepentant, unbreakable, force-of-nature racists.
With screen size more or less a matter of taste (there are options for practically every single diagonal measure from three to thirty inches), what matters is quality, and in particular for design: resolution.
It's also a matter of how plausible an option abortion seems, both morally and practically, depending on who and where you are.
In a matter of two decades, Hellman built a powerful business empire; he practically invented banking in Los Angeles.
Keeping quiet when the person is close enough to practically read one's thoughts, is a matter of self-discipline, fuelled by caring.
A shot from Jordan Rubin's monster B-movie "Zombeavers". NEW YORK -- With "Sharknado" blossoming into a franchise and "Piranha 3D" now practically a long-canonized classic, it was only a matter of time before other "Thing -like homages enThing -likeoom.
The fate of the Bancrofts has reinforced the belief of many observers that once the Sulzbergers cease to be practically involved in running the business, it will be only a matter of time before it is sold.
