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The phrase "a practice based" is not correct as it is missing a noun to complete the expression.
You can use it in contexts where you want to describe something that is based on a specific practice, but it needs to be followed by a noun.
Example: "This is a practice-based approach to learning."
Alternatives: "a practice-oriented" or "a practice-driven".
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How can a practice based on trust between individuals be considered harmful to others in society?
Local Studio is a practice based in Johannesburg, South Africa, established by Thomas Chapman in 2012.
"We are seeing an increasing number of injuries and an increase in seriousness," said Dr. Stuart Hirsch, a surgeon with Bio Sport, a practice based in Bridgewater.
Mr. Lynn has thrown away the architect's tools of wooden models and hand-drawn diagrams in exchange for a practice based solely on software.
But if so, they need to explain how a practice based on a pervasive illusion can be as successful as modern science.
It was, he said, a practice based on nothing more than tradition.
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We have developed a practice-based evidence framework to guide outcomes research for inborn errors of metabolism.
Social work is known internationally as an academic discipline and a practice-based profession.
Unlike other programs, which focus heavily on theory, IDEAS is a practice-based journey.
Nursing is a practice-based discipline that requires the integration of theory and practice.
For our report on this project we used a case study methodology to develop a practice-based inventory of desegregation.
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