The phrase "a new set of practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of updated or revised methods or approaches in a particular field or context.
Example: "The organization has implemented a new set of practices to improve employee engagement and productivity."
Alternatives: "a fresh collection of methods" or "an updated series of techniques".
It is working on a new set of practices for handling them.
Such an assessment may yield a new set of practices that foundations can use to build stronger nonprofits.
After the current turbulence is controlled, we will have to establish a new set of practices to strengthen and protect the financial system, but without a bias towards the practices of the advanced countries.
Full institutionalisation requires that it be accepted and internalised by the actors creating a new set of practices, routines, vocabularies and organisational fields.
By adopting a new set of practices and by increasing the computational expertise of fMRI researchers, the reproducibility and validity of the field's results will improve.
In the NPT framework, "reflexive monitoring" refers to the appraisal work that people do to assess and understand the ways in which a new set of practices affect them and others around them.
There is as yet no consensus, on this issue but a new set of practice parameters containing three categories of attachment disorder has been proposed by C.H. Zeanah and N. Boris.
To address at scale the learning challenges in conflict settings, we need a new theory and a new set of educational practices.
Because it combines rather than replaces technologies, fusion requires a different mind-set and a new set of management practices.
But he said his group "fully supports and encourages our members to exceed the principles" laid out in a new set of policy practices issued by the trade group in response to the Senate hearings.
A number of popular companies, including Ancestry and 23andMe, recently committed to a new set of best practices governing how and when they would collect, use and share customers' DNA.
