The phrase "a range of practicing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to various methods or forms of practice, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The workshop offered a range of practicing techniques to improve our skills."
Alternatives: "a variety of practices" or "a spectrum of practice methods."
There are a range of practices we are concerned about.
It is variously described as crowdsourcing, the wisdom of crowds, collective intelligence and peer production — and these terms apply to a range of practices.
"I'd like to show a range of practices in and around sculpture — photographs and drawings, environmental work and social sculptures," he said.
Female genital cutting includes a range of practices from pricking or piercing female genitals to amputating some or all of the external genitalia, including the clitoris.
Tacon said: "There were a range of practices that I am concerned could amount to an indirect requirement for payment [related to positioning of products on shelves], contravening the code".
Sharp is right that the Olympic system needs to be re-examined, and there are a range of practices that British athletes can tackle in their crusade for fairness.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 — Democrats in Congress are planning to introduce bills in the coming days that would prohibit a range of practices used to market subprime loans to people with weak credit histories or low incomes.
While there is certainly a range of practice in schools of education (in what fields would this not be true?), there are many excellent ones that place excellent teachers in classrooms across the country.
Setting: Six Scottish GP practices with a range of practice size, CAM provision within practice, deprivation and rurality.
Despite these published findings, there is still a range of practice concerning resection of lymph nodes and this procedure remains part of the formal staging of disease.
