The phrase "a practice used for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific method or technique that serves a particular purpose or function.
Example: "Meditation is a practice used for enhancing mental clarity and reducing stress."
Alternatives: "a method employed for" or "a technique utilized for".
The tribunal heard Boath had been interviewed by the SFO under caution, a practice used for potential suspects.
It has also been criticised for having a stock lending programme through JP Morgan a practice used for short-selling.
Marian Jaworski, 74, the Polish-born Roman Catholic archbishop in Lvov, Ukraine, near the Polish border, and Janis Pujats, 70, archbishop of Riga, in Latvia, were actually made cardinals in 1998 but their names were kept secret, or "in pectore" (within the breast), a practice used for prelates who serve in regions where their elevation to cardinal could prove harmful.
That is a standard practice used for years by the S.E.C. as well as other regulatory agencies, but it has come under increasing scrutiny since the financial crisis.
Conclusion: Maternal-fetal medicine specialists show a wide in variation practices used for Down syndrome screening, modification of risk, and quoted procedure-related loss rates.
"Whelk Song" also riffs on Australian aboriginal body painting, a deeply spiritual, yet also creative practice used for ritual purposes.
Another first for recent years was the filming of live actors and actresses for motion reference material for the animators, a practice used frequently for many of the Disney animated features produced under Walt Disney's supervision.
The organization has reached a level where it has a consistent approach for a practice, used across the organization, which delivers an acceptable level of performance and return on investment.
Díaz named the Colorado River Rio del Tizon ("Firebrand River") after seeing a practice used by the local natives for warming themselves.
Being at a practice using more investigations for gastrointestinal symptoms appeared to reduce more advanced stage diagnosis of colorectal cancer.
Patient-level characteristics were compared amongst the three models while adjusting for clustering within a practice using generalized estimating equations for dichotomous variables and mixed models for continuous variables.
