The phrase "a practice of turning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a habitual action or method involving a turning motion or process in various contexts, such as physical activities, strategies, or philosophical concepts.
Example: "In yoga, a practice of turning inward can lead to greater self-awareness and mindfulness."
Alternatives: "a method of rotation" or "a routine of turning".
Evidently the company has a practice of turning these valves once every six months.
They make a practice of turning away from the distractions of daily life to give their minds space to reflect, make new connections, and find meaning.
The bar had a practice of turning round beer signs on the pump to indicate the line was being cleaned but a new member of staff was not told of that practice and turned the marker back to its normal position.
If technoscience is, among other things, a practice of materializing refigurations of what counts as nature, a practice of turning tropes into worlds, then how we figure technoscience makes an immense difference.
A recent Swedish study showed very convincingly that a practice of turning out first year grazing steers (castrated bulls) on paddocks grazed by second year grazers in the previous season combined with a mid-summer move to clean pasture, result in acceptable control of gastrointestinal nematodes [ 10].
As I cooked I used a familiar practice of turning to images from a variety of spiritual traditions and associating one or more with each guest.
This rapid expansion showed a continuation of the government's practice of turning a blind eye, attributable to the absolute power of LSFs in Gadarif State as well as to the marginalization of local land users.
With the blessing of Mr. Ford and Mr. De Sole, he ignored a few cherished marketing precepts, refusing, for instance, to follow the widespread practice of turning out a successful bag in three sizes and adjusting the prices accordingly.
An investor can use conversion rate optimization (CRO), which is the practice of turning more of a website's traffic into paying customers without increasing traffic to optimize earnings.
The episode has brought renewed scrutiny to the practice of turning state records into a salable electronic commodity.
EHarmony, which is based in Pasadena, Calif., and was founded in 2000 by Dr. Warren, a clinical psychologist, has long been criticized for its practice of turning away applicants who are gay or lesbian, married or serially divorced.
