The phrase "a particular practice or" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific method, technique, or approach in a given context.
Example: "In our research, we focused on a particular practice or methodology that has shown promising results in previous studies."
Alternatives: "a specific method or" or "a certain approach or".
For example, they may have multiple items to get at a particular practice or multiple items designed around a particular construct about teaching (as evidenced by the use of exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses in many studies).
Interventions could be effective for two reasons: they may contain components that effectively overcome the specific barriers encountered in relation to a particular practice; or they may contain components that are always effective in changing practice.
Additional pragmatic issues arise when a physician or genetic counselor leaves a particular practice, or if a practice closes entirely, making re-contact with the associated patients difficult, if not impossible.
If other witches don't want to help you learn, or disagree with a particular practice or reading that you find power in, talk to other witches.
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.
Virtually no study, he wrote, offers a plausible account of why a particular practice does or doesn't raise student achievement, so scholars cannot draw a firm line from specific findings to the reform.
All too often, people find themselves devoted to a particular practice, philosophy, religion, spirituality, or atheism simply because it is the one they stumbled upon, or were born or indoctrinated into.
CP: Is there a particular practice that you fall on or you lean on in times when fear gets really acute?
The definition of evidence is transitory; that is, it depends partly on current prevailing values in society that influence whether or not a particular practice is deemed successful, as well as the relative importance of specific outcome measures.
The studies measured retention in any underserved area in a country [ 45, 57, 61, 63, 75, 77- 80], in any underserved area in a specific state [ 68, 74], in any area in a specific state [ 45, 56, 61, 62], in the underserved area of original program placement [ 41, 42, 56, 67, 71, 77, 78], or in a particular practice entered during a specific period of time [ 76].
Databases were excluded if they were intended exclusively for a particular practice setting other than ID, such as nursing, oncology, or pediatrics.
