The phrase "a particular practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific method or approach within a broader context, often in discussions about techniques, habits, or traditions.
Example: "In our research, we focused on a particular practice that has shown significant results in improving student engagement."
Alternatives: "a specific method" or "a distinct approach."
A manager who has benchmarked top-performing companies' best practices recommends adopting a particular practice.
A suit would be a way for the E.E.O.C. to alert the industry about its opposition to a particular practice".
Seven years later, in Lawrence v. Texas, the court ruled that a governing majority's view that a particular practice is immoral is not reason enough to outlaw it.
"This was a particular practice which was happening in the early 90s at Alder Hey and, it seems, some other hospitals.
If none of the above options were available, and demand for a particular practice existed, then civilian volunteers could be brought in.
In the emerging model, law students must add on a degree, certificate or other indication of readiness to engage in a particular practice area or industry.
In this situation, if at least 80% of the flocks from a farm were subjected to a particular management practice, then that practice was deemed to be the standard for the farm.
The reachability set for a particular Lean practice bundle consists of the practice bundle itself and the other practice bundles, which it influences.
This means that a particular Lean practice bundle influences another practice bundle.
"San Franciscans cannot be asked to vote on whether to prohibit religious minorities from engaging in a particular religious practice, when the same practice may be performed under nonreligious auspices," wrote Chief Deputy City Attorney Therese Stewart.
In Denmark, every citizen is listed with a particular GP practice and can only use the services from this practice, and patients rarely want to change practice.
