The phrase "actual practice for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the real-world application or implementation of a concept, theory, or method.
Example: "The actual practice for implementing sustainable farming techniques varies significantly from one region to another."
Alternatives: "real-world application of" or "practical implementation of".
The findings demonstrate consistency between actual practice for delivery position, provider views and women's preferences.
There was a gap between health education and actual practice for some people regarding sanitation and hygiene practices.
There was a divergence between the intended and the actual practice for both AA and lipids intake.
This finding agrees with the survey result that 29.5%% of respondents prescribed antibiotics for ABU in actual practice for abnormal urinalysis results, regardless of the presence or absence of urinary symptoms.
Backman et al. [ 63] report that only 56 states have constitutional provisions that legally recognize the right to health and argue that even within these states, much work is still needed to ensure that this right is guaranteed in actual practice for all.
The Translational Research in a Dental Setting (TRiaDS) programme reported that a significant gap exists between optimal and actual practice for the prevention of child caries in Scotland with only 10% of GDPs surveyed reporting 'always' applying FV to their child patients' teeth [ 3].
The main purpose of empirical statistical research methodologies is to empirically verify theoretical relationships in larger populations from actual practices for reducing the number of relationships for future application [283, 297].
Lack of shared knowledge base and vision across professional sectors and societal groups reinforces a disconnect between the myths, science, policies and actual practices for EVD screening and infection control.
Conversely, it focuses on the idea of responsible research as the cultivation and nurturement of the researcher's formation as a type of engagement with the actual practice of research for what it is – an open-ended enterprise.
As Quine (1956 [1976], §V) observed, in the actual practice of choosing axioms for set theory, we seem to be left "making deliberate choices and setting them forth unaccompanied by any attempt at justification other than in terms of their elegance and convenience," appeals to the meanings of terms be hanged (although see Boolos' 1971 defense of the "iterative conception of set").
Numerous organisational and cognitive factors influencing inadequate coverage in the actual practice of mass screening for CRC.
