The phrase "accomplish a specific practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to successfully completing a particular method or technique in a given field or discipline.
Example: "To improve your skills, it's essential to accomplish a specific practice regularly."
Alternatives: "perform a particular technique" or "execute a defined method."
They spend the rest of their time attending meetings, sending e-communications or working in time increments of less than 20 minutes, a practice that makes it difficult to accomplish a specific task and in the worst cases can lead to employee burnout.
Engineers accept design objectives that will accomplish a specific set of tasks which are possible, although difficult.
Conventional wisdom says managers should specify the steps that employees need to take to accomplish a specific task.
Under the rules, hospitals and other health care providers can disclose no more than the minimum amount of information necessary to accomplish a specific purpose.
This may be carried out in practice by encouraging efficient use of resource in the sense by reducing the quantity of water required to accomplish a specific task, adjusting the nature of the task so that it can be accomplished with less water at user end.
The rigid structure is most frustrating when you're trying to accomplish a specific task, and there's not enough time to work out how to accomplish it.
Every day we set out to accomplish a specific set of tasks.
To date, several small synthetic gene networks that accomplish a specific functionality have been constructed.
Currently, lots of evidences suggest that the PTMs work together to accomplish a specific biological function.
Another important limitation of the current approach lies in the computational requirements to accomplish a specific circuit design.
The Bari tribe of Venezuela makes a specific practice of "partible paternity" or paternity confusion.
