The phrase "a practice consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a certain practice aligns or agrees with a particular standard, principle, or guideline.
Example: "The new policy is a practice consistent with our commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "an approach in line with" or "a method that aligns with".
Evidence-based medicine (EBM), a clinical practice consistent with the current best evidence, has been proposed as a core competence to help health professionals improve care quality [ 1- 3].
Changing clinician views describes a shift towards clinical practice consistent with a model of person-centred practice and away from the more traditional models of practice.
A spokesperson for the US state department appeared to dismiss China's calls, noting that allowing Taiwanese leaders to transit through the US was part of a "long-standing US practice, consistent with the unofficial nature of our relations with Taiwan".
In order to provide patient safety, drugs and biologicals must be controlled and distributed in accordance with applicable standards of practice, consistent with Federal and State law.
This is understandable when he can practice consistent with his beliefs, and also successfully negotiate medico/legal constraints.
An understanding of these beliefs will provide information relevant to the design and evaluation of interventions to promote practice consistent with clinical practice guidelines.
Our sample size calculations assume an intra-class correlation coefficient (ICC) of 0.06 for patients within the same practice, consistent with ICCs observed for psychological problems in patient encounters in Australian general practice [ 49].
Across all the cases, the NP role represented the full scope of family primary care practice, consistent with the scope of practice and standards expected by the provincial regulatory body.
Although religious involvement, through a strong church social network, is associated with knowledge, attitudes, and practices consistent with early detection and treatment, the final set of findings raise concerns for respondents' openness towards newer treatment options if diagnosed with cancer.
