The phrase "activities of the practitioner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific tasks or actions performed by a professional in their field.
Example: "The activities of the practitioner are essential for ensuring the well-being of their clients."
Alternatives: "practitioner’s tasks" or "practitioner’s actions".
The most commonly identified themes associated with delayed referral related to initial diagnosis and activity of the practitioner.
The most commonly identified themes associated with delayed referral across the cancer sites related to initial diagnosis and activity of the practitioner.
"The interest that has been shown in the media and the public subsequently, and the activities of the general practitioners, has done a great deal to restore trust in the vaccine.
This approach highlights the polycontextuality of both educational practice and research (Engeström et al. 1995) and is commensurate with the 'boundary-crossing' activities of the 'researcher as practitioner' and the 'practitioner as researcher' which is inherent in the conduct of research within one's immediate field of practice (Engeström 2001).
The storm is a good thing: at no point since the invention of the printing press, perhaps, has the nature of literary culture, and the activities of its practitioners — authors, critics, publishers — been in such a state of flux.
In addition, curtailing the activities of Alternative medical practitioners in the country claiming to have found a cure for HIV/AIDS would be of immense help.
The treatment activities of traditional practitioners have come under scrutiny in recent years [ 39- 47].
The QI activities of PHC practitioners, managers and researchers as well as other PHC stakeholder organizations (e.g., The Ministry of Health and Long-Term CaRegisteredered Nurses Association of Ontario, Ontario College of Family Physicians, Ontario Medical Association, and Ontario Health Quality Council) involved in this scan demonstrated a shared vision about QI-PHC fOntarioriOntario
Female practitioners comprise over half of the practitioner network (55.3%).
