The phrase "a measure of practical" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or assessment of practical aspects in a specific situation or field.
Example: "The study provides a measure of practical effectiveness in implementing the new policy."
Alternatives: "an assessment of practical" or "a gauge of practical".
The errors introduced by neglecting the existence of the dispersed phase are calculated and used as a measure of the practical importance of the model.
As development continues to remake Jersey City's seven miles of once-desolate waterfront, officials here predict this former industrial powerhouse will soon overtake Newark as the state's largest city, a distinction that carries a measure of political, practical and symbolic heft.
The ratio of the effect offers a measure of the practical significance of the effect of a factor or of an interaction.
Our study reported a NNT value of 4 which is a measure of the practical relevance of our intervention on mental distress.
They have achieved a real measure of practical independence in the de facto Kurdish state called Rojava under the control of the Democratic Union Party PYDD) and its well-disciplined YPG militia.
In western democracies, we believe that politics requires a measure of wisdom and practical judgment developed over years of experience.
Thus, although male urine may not exclusively sample urethral flora, we believe it provides as good of a measure of this flora as is practical and ethical in individuals not suspected to have STI.
The measure of practical salinity was originally developed to provide an approximate measure of the total mass of salt in one kilogram of seawater.
An immediate consequence is that the K best synthesis plans for a given target can be computed in polynomial time [20] for a number of quality measures of practical importance, and indeed for any measure which can be expressed as an additive weight function.
