The phrase "a practice that used" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used when referring to a specific practice that was employed in the past, but it needs to be followed by a noun or a subject to make sense.
Example: "The study examined a practice that used traditional methods of teaching."
Alternatives: "a method that was employed" or "a technique that utilized".
Now, federal regulators are preparing to update that rule, arguing that it has not kept pace with advances like online behavioral advertising, a practice that uses data mining to tailor ads to people's online behavior.
To some, it's a buzzword, a relabeling of practices that used to be handled informally by mentors or more formally by consultants.
Baseline characteristics varied across models (Table 3), with CHCs being exclusively interprofessional teams, while both blended capitation and CHCs had a higher percentage of practices that used electronic medical records when compared to FFS practices.
There is a widespread feeling that practices that used to be well-established are being called into question, in particular in the case of services of general interest and possible compensation for the provision of public services, and this has left a great many people fearing that they will be left with nothing at all.
While many people are only just discovering it, sound healing is actually a return to ancient cultural practices that used chants and singing bowls to restore health and relieve pain.
Amazon also announced that it's enabling support for multi-factor authentication, a login practice that uses a physical device to add an extra element of security.
Where available, we will also measure the difference in vaccine uptake, comparing practices that used the exact wording of the message in the study protocol with practices that used an alternative message.
"I plan on building a law practice that uses the same kind of strategic planning and innovative thinking that made the Cuomo administration successful," Mr. Cohen said in a statement.
The Assembly passed a bill on Monday that would make New Jersey the second state in the nation to permit embryonic stem cell research, a controversial practice that uses human cells and embryos to search for new treatments for Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's and other illnesses.
Most of us have lost that interface with the world, but we can begin to get it back by engaging a mind/body practice that uses our whole body and increases our awareness.
