The phrase "a practice found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific method or behavior that has been discovered or identified in a particular context.
Example: "The study revealed a practice found in many successful organizations that promotes employee engagement."
Alternatives: "a method identified" or "a technique observed".
They wrapped the one-shoulder kashaya over the sleeved robe for formal occasions, a practice found in China, Japan and Korea to this day.
If you and your partner sleep comfortably at different temperatures, try separate twin comforters (Wirecutter, the product review site owned by The New York Times, recommends these ones), a practice found in Scandinavian countries and other parts of Europe.
This is a highland practice found in Enga, Madang, Western Highlands, Eastern Highlands and Morobe provinces.
"Further analysis along the lines used to study Gough's Cave will help to establish whether the type of ritualistic cannibalism practiced there is a regional phenomenon, or a more widespread practice found throughout the Magdalenian world".
However, it would be foolish to ignore the evidence from high-quality research, especially to the degree that a given school considering using a program or practice found effective elsewhere resembles the schools in the study that established that evidence.
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For centuries, swidden cultivation was an important farming practice found across the girth of Southeast Asia.
For centuries swidden was an important farming practice found across the girth of Southeast Asia.
A report for the General Medical Council on the prevalence and causes of prescribing errors in general practice found a high frequency of errors [ 17].
Analysis of the impact of changes in medical practice found an association between the spread of fine-needle aspiration biopsy and the increase in thyroid cancer incidence [ 17].
Consistently railing a corner takes practice, find a local trail with lots of turns, and ride it often increasing your speed a little with each round.
