The phrase "a practical place" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a location that is functional, useful, or suitable for a specific purpose.
Example: "The workshop is a practical place for hands-on learning and skill development."
Alternatives: "a functional location" or "a useful setting".
But none of that has a practical place in the Dream Home.
My biggest concern about Dipity is whether or not it will be a practical place for users to carry out discussions around the items they share.
The typical landscape images of a forest were represented objectively, as aesthetic scenery in Russia and subjectively, as a practical place in Japan.
Unlike Voodoo, Obeah has a practical place in the medicine cabinet of many Jamaicans.
Like most Web sites, Massify wants to attract advertisers even as it faces the challenge of proving itself as a practical place for the film industry and the public to discover new talent.
For smaller groups or pairs of travelers setting off on a business trip, a corner table in a wine bar or steakhouse is a more practical place to spread out papers and discuss strategies than the departure lounge or the plane itself.
Mr. Lane's inspiration for "Cannabis Planet" came from a more practical place: he noticed an increasing number of ads in local newspapers for medical cannabis.
While some biology instructors may be at a point where they are still skeptical of innovative teaching from more theoretical perspectives ("Is it really any better than lecturing?"), the concerns expressed by the individuals above come from a deeply committed and practical place.
If it requires action, take the action immediately, or if that is not practical, place in a "to-do" pile.
The only practical place to consolidate them would be the garage on Spring Street, it says.
Granted, it's not the most practical place to sleep, but the Findlays move around among the home's five bedrooms.
