The phrase "absorb practice" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of learning or internalizing through practice, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "To improve your skills, you need to absorb practice through consistent training."
Alternatives: "internalize practice" or "learn through practice".
But has all this enthusiasm for social media led to a certain amount of fatigue, where HE professionals, academics and administation alike, feel saturated, unable to absorb and practice all they hear about?
Long hours, short careers, demands for constant improvement and limited opportunities to reflect on and absorb good practice, lead its report to a damning conclusion: "This does not suggest a labour market that is likely to work effectively for pupils".
The reasons for this are as yet unproven, but a major one may be that teaching and improving writing skills is a very complex task which can only be accomplished by very extensive mentoring, ideally provided very promptly, with a rapid opportunity for the learner to absorb feedback, practice and improve their performance.
The USA, though, will need to learn the lessons of their defeat, absorb the practices of modern elite team sport and choose their next captain carefully.
As hospitals absorb physician practices and become regional health care monopolies, they gain increased negotiating clout, which allows them to essentially dictate prices to insurance companies.
Rapid prototyping (RP) today is absorbed into practice and is being recognized as a significant technology for design.
Mr. Trump, who regularly appeared on Howard Stern's program before his election, absorbed the practice of political leaders addressing constituents over the air: New York mayors have long held court by radio, including a memorable exchange in which Rudolph W. Giuliani dressed down the owner of a ferret.
You take a class, absorb the information, practice skills in privacy with your spouse and then go home to put to the new tools to use.
We collate use cases and best practices from each individual client we support, and then absorb these best practices so we can offer their benefits to each of our clients in a personalized manner that supports their specific business needs.
In less busy PHCs, staff had more leisure to absorb and adopt practices into their routines and only required visits every quarter after 1 year of support.
