The phrase "a systematic practice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a methodical approach or routine in a particular field or activity.
Example: "The researchers engaged in a systematic practice of data collection to ensure the accuracy of their findings."
Alternatives: "a methodical approach to" or "a structured routine of".
The commission found that Bahrain's security services and Interior Ministry "followed a systematic practice of physical and psychological mistreatment, which amounted in many cases to torture, with respect to a large number of detainees".
Last week he said that if reports of the C.I.A.'s activities proved correct, then the agency was engaged in a "systematic practice of enforced disappearance". Bartolomé Barceló, the chief prosecutor for the Majorca region, ordered the inquiry there after the newspaper Diario de Mallorca published its report.
If you're not interested in expert level achievement, you can break down learning into a systematic practice of about an hour a day for a little less than a month.
Adoption of a systematic practice to standardize AD documentation as part of allogeneic HCT planning has the potential to significantly reduce ICU utilization and mechanical ventilation while improving quality of care at end-of-life in HCT recipients.
This has included not only severe beatings but "firing live ammunition, rubber bullets and teargas canisters indiscriminately into crowds" and even firing rubber bullets at point-blank range, "including, in some cases, [at] individuals already in custody".The widespread nature of these abuses caused HRW to conclude that they formed "part of a systematic practice by the Venezuelan security forces".
The construction and implementation of such a national framework will necessitate substantial research and strategic planning to form a coherent theory and systematic practice of English language education specific to the Chinese context.
This affirms the right of families whose relatives are missing to know the truth, and to get compensation; it also describes as a "crime against humanity" the systematic practice of abduction without trace.
However, unexpected positive or negative staff reactions can occur: use of personal tensiometers by midwives [ 55]; repair of a defective autoclave by nurses and the systematic practice of episiotomies by nurses when lacking oxytocics [ 34].
The present study was designed to review articles related to the systematic practice of futsal such as: a) physiological demands of futsal, b) physical characteristics of professional athletes of futsal.
The systematic practice of cavity margin resection has also been advocated as a means to reduce the likelihood of surgical re-excision.
The open and free creative process can be at odds with the formal and systematic practice of tracking experiments.
