The phrase "a practical procedure for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or approach that is effective and applicable in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The report outlines a practical procedure for improving team communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "an effective method for" or "a useful approach to".
A practical procedure for the design of sidetap gain flattening filter is also presented.
The presentation of a practical procedure for the inspection planning for steel structures subject to fatigue concludes the paper.
A practical procedure for the start-up of a BWR is designed; it could help preventing instability events.
The basic theory, including the revision, is presented here, along with a practical procedure for automatic travel time determination.
Lee, H. Y., Park, H. K., Lee, Y. M., Kim, K. & Park, S. B. A practical procedure for producing silver nanocoated fabric and its antibacterial evaluation for biomedical applications.
Two aspects of the statistical and computational development are a practical procedure for solving a linear integer system, and a stable linearization routine for ratios.
First a simple practical procedure for approximating a stationary Gaussian process over a finite interval by a trigonometric polynomial with predetermined error is described.
A practical procedure is presented for reliability analysis involving correlated nonnormals.
A practical procedure is developed for the general four-transducer method, which allows a usual dual channel FFT analyzer to be employed in multi-channel measurements.
As a further contribution, we propose a new practical procedure for selecting the test-optimal power parameter that addresses the central concern of hypothesis testing: the selected power parameter is test-optimal in the sense that it minimizes the type II error while controlling for the type I error.
In order to obtain a properly meaningful multivariate analysis of the sex- and diet-dependent measurements, we developed a practical procedure (VDTS) that allows for the precise and accurate determination of the analyte starting volumes.
