The phrase "a placement in a practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an internship or practical experience within a specific field or profession.
Example: "She secured a placement in a practice that specializes in pediatric care."
Alternatives: "an internship in a practice" or "a position in a practice".
Ad placements in movies are common practice.
These include posts in dermatology, family planning, community psychiatry and the Prevocational General Practice Placement Program (PGPPP), where doctors training in the hospital setting undergo a specific placement in general practice [ 15].
Students then learned undertook lectures and clinical placements in separate blocks in general medicine (including care for the elderly), general surgery (including orthopaedics) obstetrics and gynaecology (O & G), psychiatry, Ear Nose and Throat (ENT), child health, dermatology, cardiology, ophthalmology, neurology, haematology, pharmacology and a three week placement in General Practice (GP).
Training consists of placement in a series of general practices with GP supervisors, who provide in-practice teaching and clinical supervision and external educational activities and peer learning provided by the medical educators of the regional training provider.
But Ms. Weldon's publishers have decided to issue "The Bulgari Connection" as a novel on its own, which turns it into a landmark literary example of paid product placement, a common practice in the movies.
Cabrera could not have asked for better placement in batting practice, and punished the pitch into the second deck for his 11th home run.
Junior doctors in hospitals who have not yet decided on their career path have the option of doing a 10-13 week placement in a primary care setting, most often in private general practice, under the Prevocational General Practice Placements Program.
This paper describes the development and implementation of a Clinical Needs Assessment designed to identify the necessary supports or reasonable accommodations for nursing and midwifery students with a disability undertaking work placements in clinical practice.
Figure 4 demonstrates the application of this guideline for marker placement in our clinical practice.
The observed differences related to voluntary/involuntary placement reflect a placement practice resulting in involuntary placement of adolescents with CD.
