The phrase "a minor practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small or less significant activity or habit in a particular context.
Example: "While the main focus of the workshop is on advanced techniques, we will also cover a minor practice that can enhance your skills."
Alternatives: "a small habit" or "a trivial activity".
The traveling road show is at the New Hampshire International Speedway today, where Adam Petty died in a minor league practice run last year.
Villiers-Farrow, 66, who lives in Edgewood, Md., is charged with sexual abuse of a minor, perverted practice and child abuse stemming from incidents that took place from 2000 to 2008, police said.
By contrast, the longitudinal data indicated stable performance from age 35 to 55, even when minor practice effects were adjusted for, and decline past age 55.
Mike, a junior, sustained a minor concussion in practice the Wednesday before the Byram Hills game, delaying his debut as a starting high school quarterback for two weeks.
With adequate planning, and the current abundance of fallow country (due to drought), this strategy would involve only a minor change of practice for growers.
In general, it has to be assumed that the first branch of the decision tree plays a minor role in practice since a practitioner is unlikely to be called to treat a diarrheic calf that is clinically unaffected.
While the numbers of general practitioners in Australia are falling, over the last five years there has been a minor boom in general practice nursing [ 1]. Between 2005 and 2007 practice nurse numbers increased from 4924 to 7824, with nearly 60% of general practices now employing at least one nurse [ 2].
However, the statistically relevant increase in the range of motion of 2%% plays a minor role in sports practice.
This is only a minor deviation from current practice.
This is only a minor departure from current practice.
