The phrase "achieved through practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a skill or ability that is developed or improved by consistent effort and repetition.
Example: "Mastery of a musical instrument is often achieved through practice and dedication."
Alternatives: "gained through practice" or "attained through practice".
Proficiency in placing infraclavicular subclavian venous catheters can be achieved through practice and repetition.
Moreover, just as "better" aesthetic sounds can be achieved through practice, the minimization/maximization of the objective function can be achieved by repeated iterations [1, 2].
It is simply obvious what skills and talents a great athlete or entertainer is being rewarded for, and how they were achieved through practice, setting aside good genetic luck, which few seem to resent.
Samvara is achieved through practice of: Three guptis or three controls of mind, speech and body, Five samitis or observing carefulness in movement, speaking, eating, placing objects and disposing refuse.
Use specialized tools, materials and skill (achieved through practice).
While colonization was almost always initiated by some kind of military intervention, its full effects were achieved through practices of cultural imperialism.
Control of pests is achieved through practices that prevent harm to the plant and methods that affect the plant's ability to resist or tolerate intrusion by the pathogen.
The success of this identification of 'self-harm' with 'female cutting' should not disguise that it was achieved through practices of exclusion and emphasis.
Chua argues that happiness comes from mastery, and that mastery is achieved through "tenacious practice, practice, practice". She's right here -- practice does fuel success -- but she's wrong that forced mastery will lead to happiness.
Chua argues that happiness comes from mastery, and that mastery is achieved through "tenacious practice, practice, practice".
Such a state of superconsciousness is possible through Sahaj Marg practice, in which this moderation is achieved through the practice of regular meditation on point A and cleaning of point B. For such a person, procreation is the fulfilment of duty.
