The phrase "a practice that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an activity or method that includes certain actions or elements as part of its process.
Example: "Meditation is a practice that involves focusing the mind and eliminating distractions to achieve a state of relaxation."
Alternatives: "a method that includes" or "an approach that entails".
For some, the issue of short-selling has been tied up with the issue of "naked short-selling," a practice that involves selling stocks short without borrowing them.
There are questions about whether it is appropriate for children - indeed, whether children can master a practice that involves extended bouts of concentration.
It's also a practice that involves a tension between control and surrender: she has the ability to parachute into anywhere in the world, but her views and angles and lighting are in Google's hands.
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An intriguing new study on loving-kindness meditation – a practice that involves generating love and benevolence towards others – shows that people who practice generating love on a regular basis have reduced cellular aging (telomere length).
This symbiosis is the basis of crop rotation, a practice that involves sequentially growing different sets of plants – one of which usually includes legumes – to increase soil fertility and boost crops.
Instead, they were left with the wildly unstable option of buying a home from a contract seller, a practice that involved exorbitant fines and the threat that they'd lose the property entirely if they missed even a single payment.
In its statement, Commerce noted that Deacero has since 2009 faced accusations that it is "dumping" steel — a trade practice that involves undermining competitors by selling a product in a foreign country at a below-market price.
Ministers from Somalia to Burkina Faso vowed to stamp out FGM – a traditional practice that involves the removal of a girl's outer sexual organs – while the Obama administration confirmed it would be carrying out the first study for 17 years into the number of girls and women living with FGM in the US.
While working on the Cruz campaign in the 2016 US election, Cambridge Analytica partnered with a Cambridge University academic, Aleksandr Kogan, to explore "psychographics", a marketing practice that involves psychologically profiling individuals and tailoring adverts to their personalities.
Gil Fronsdal, a Buddhist teacher and Soto Zen priest, suggests a meditation practice that involves adding "I don't know" to every thought.
