The phrase "a practical run" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a trial or test that is focused on practical application or real-world scenarios.
Example: "Before launching the new software, we need to conduct a practical run to ensure everything functions as intended."
Alternatives: "a trial run" or "a test run".
The Prius is the first big step toward a practical, run-of-the-mill, cost-effective car that can draw fuel from the grid.
For a given coil angle, suitable traverse ratios (among calculated traverse ratios) were found by practical run on machine.
Until around 1850, the primary consideration for a successful marriage was practical: running a household that kept its residents fed and safe.
A practical elegance ran through last year's polished clothes.
Obviously, they increase with the increase of the rank of a lattice, indicating that the practical running behavior of DEEP is exponential, at least, for the random lattices under investigation.
To investigate the possibility of a cost-effective direct borohydride fuel cell (DBFC), the performance enhancement of a single cell is investigated under practical running conditions by adopting non-precious metal for the anode.
In addition, a catalogue of the proposed designs with practical run-sizes is presented for multifactorial experiments.
The proposed non-parametric method based on bootstrapping has practical running time, and achieves robust performance over a broad range of technologies, number of replicates, sequencing depths, and minimum fold change thresholds.
In the second stage, optimized factor values were adopted in practical runs.
This integration enables practical, run-time physical authentication and it allows flexible post-processing mechanisms using software.
In addition to the probabilistic model approach, one can directly conduct random simulations to gain insight into practical running average behavior of the LLL algorithm.
