The phrase "a very practical way" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or approach that is effective and useful in a particular context.
Example: "Using a checklist is a very practical way to ensure that you don't forget any important tasks."
Alternatives: "an extremely useful method" or "a highly effective approach."
And, in a very practical way, that world is within our grasp.
Despite her love for her home, she looked at the decision in a very practical way.
"He always functioned in a very practical way vis-à-vis his career and his work as he saw it.
But the school has been able to react a very practical way to the shrunken job market.
Certainly their music helps in a very practical way to change the world into which they have been displaced.
Two years earlier, in 1956, she had demonstrated in a very practical way her opposition to consequentialism.
But energy-saving was not an issue at the time they were built, and this project is an imaginative and very practical way of putting that right".
As a person expecting students to use what we discussed in class in very practical ways, I began to notice a few here and there who actually took it to heart and made positive changes in church and society.
I have never been very good at handling stress (though a bit of meditation helps), and I wanted some very practical ways of reducing it that I could use during the course of my day.
"I've been to local police stations and tiny NGO offices where they don't have any other anti-trafficking literature but they do have a Tip report," says Burkhalter. "It can provide useful guidance on very practical ways to carry out prevention work, the importance of enforcement of laws and also to raise awareness of anti-slavery work at that local level".
Because they and others used the software, the technology has been tweaked in very practical ways.
