The phrase "a specific practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular method or technique within a broader context, often in discussions about standards, procedures, or methodologies.
Example: "In our research, we focused on a specific practice that has shown significant results in improving patient care."
Alternatives: "a particular method" or "a defined approach."
The Bari tribe of Venezuela makes a specific practice of "partible paternity" or paternity confusion.
But the idea looks promising because it is based on a general principle rather than a specific practice.
The difficulty of relating a specific practice to the abstract and theoretical concept of SD is well recognized (Robinson 2004).
Myōe argued that awakening the bodhi-mind was not to be viewed as a specific practice within the path, but as the core of all authentic Mahayana praxis, which must be infused with the nondiscriminative wisdom that is also compassion.
In Eq. (1), the term "∆MRI i,j,r " indicates the difference in the volume of MRI exams in the Medicare claims data for an individual physician (i) in a specific practice (j) located in a specific county (r) for one year post-onsite-MRI acquisition (t + 1) and one year pre-onsite-MRI acquisition (t-1).
Except for the above studies focusing on a specific practice, other researchers treat work-family balance practices as a bundle for testing their impacts on firm productivity or organizational performance (de Bloom et al., 2010; Konrad and Mangel, 2000; Perry-Smith and Blum, 2000).
We find this literature important and this study may contribute to the filed by conceptualising a specific practice-based framework of leading where the teachers themselves spend most of their time in the classroom, and also have a significant role leading the professional learning among peers.
Despite general agreement in all categories of recommendations, there is a lack of specific practice based recommendations in certain areas.
If farmers receive information about a specific conservation practice, they will be more likely adopt that practice (Tucker and Napier 2002).
While training on TBIC was significantly associated with window opening and getting tested for TB when exposed to TB, it was not found to be a predictor of the other specific practice questions or of overall TBIC practice.
When a specific medical practice, viewed candidly, appears to conflict with established moral norms, there is a strong incentive to construe this practice in a way that seems to remove the moral conflict.
