The phrase "adjustment in practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made to methods, procedures, or approaches in a specific field or context.
Example: "The recent adjustment in practice has led to improved outcomes in patient care."
Alternatives: "modification in application" or "change in implementation".
Identifying different vulnerability clusters can lead to adjustment in practices for prevention phases and help decision makers to take the social component of vulnerability into account from a risk mitigation perspective.
They want to end the Cuban Adjustment Act in practice, and blame it on Obama's liberation of family travel.
Such a model could aid decision making in early pharmaceutical research as well as patient-specific dose adjustment in clinical practice.
This modeling and simulation approach may aid decision making in early pharmaceutical research and development as well as patient-specific dose adjustment in clinical practice.
In any case, this would have a minimal impact on the overall result, considering the relatively low incidence of EPS that requires dose adjustment in current practice.
4 13–16 Many studies about the effects of smoking on the disposition of olanzapine and clozapine have been undertaken, but no definitive agreement regarding the dose adjustment in clinical practice based on the patient's smoking status has been reached.
Whether the effect of correlation upon regression coefficients, however, is sufficiently similar to the effects of correlation on the balancing of covariates using a propensity score, to permit a generally effective adjustment in typical practice has not been determined.
To analyse recurring adjustments made in practice settings and the support strategies put in place to enable disabled students to achieve the levels of proficiency required on pre-registration nursing programmes.
This is why manual adjustment is needed in practice.
Such an approach may be useful in the evaluation of drug candidates in drug discovery, the design of clinical trials and ultimately for dose adjustments in clinical practice.
