The phrase "achievement of practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the successful implementation or realization of certain practices or methods.
Example: "The achievement of practices in sustainable agriculture has led to improved crop yields and environmental benefits."
Alternatives: "success in practices" or "realization of practices".
We conducted this analysis by comparing the achievement of practices located in the most deprived fifth of super output areas in the country with the achievement of practices in the least deprived fifth.
At first glance the achievement of practices gaining almost all of the incentive payments available suggests close to maximum performance at targeting patients at risk: but maximum points and payment can be gained in every clinical indicator before all eligible patients receive indicated care.
Stage three of the analysis used total QoF clinical points (as a global measure of the achievement of practices with respect to the financial incentive for clinical care given) to explore the effect of practices' success in this domain on the relationship between access variables and admissions.
The Total Quality Management TQMM) framework views evidence-based decisions as mostly linear logic models intended to improve health outcomes by re-designing care processes and measuring success through achievement of practice standards and benchmark targets [ 64].
This gives reassurance that samples for studies of GP attitudes and practices should not suffer from response bias in relation to this core characteristic that represents the clinical achievement of their practice.
Thus, although many people were receiving greater percentages of their BPG doses by the end of the study, it is clear that achievement of best practice is a long way off.
Our aim in presenting this framework is to support the achievement of best practice in workplace mental health for the full range of relevant stakeholders: workers, employers, industry groups, labour organisations, policy-makers, health professionals, researchers, and others.
They did not test their hypothesis in the reversed setup (i.e., trying to increase right hand performance via left hand training); therefore, they cannot exclude the assumption that left hemisphere is especially activated, during action observation, this being the key factor that prompts the achievement of motor practice effects, when movement is just observed.
This in itself links to the last major finding of the report, and that is that education is absolutely central to the achievement of improved sustainable practices.
It is similar to CMMI in structure, because it includes maturity levels that are reached through the achievement of goals and practices.
Scores can range from 0 (lowest level of achievement) to 1050 (highest level of achievement), with practices receiving an average of £127.299 for every point achieved in 2010 - 2011, with the average score for a practice in England being 974 out of 1000 100).
