The phrase "again to practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of practicing something once more or reiterating a practice session.
Example: "After a long break, I decided to go again to practice my guitar skills."
Alternatives: "to practice again" or "to rehearse once more".
"I don't need to sing 'Some Enchanted Evening' again to practice".
The old rule essentially meant that thousands of lawyers from countries whose systems of common law are similar to that of the United States had to start their training all over again to practice in New York.
All three also practiced and preached an absolute simple lifestyle and it is time again to practice the same lifestyle.
Since the last election cycle these three major parties (PRD, PRI, PAN - in order from left to right) -- the same who had engaged in public displays of disaffection, the same who vowed never again to practice disingenuous political machinery tricks -- decided to sign an electoral reform that would cement their future in some shape or form.
I recommend playing the same thumb wrestlers over and over again to practice until you learn a few different hand shapes and can expand your horizon.
I have to teach myself, all over again, how to practice, how to silence the critic in my head.
"I have typed the thousands of words of this article, slowly and with difficulty, once again able to practice my craft as a reporter.
American dance companies are once again heading overseas to practice a kind of choreographed diplomacy as part of the second season of DanceMotion USA.
KOLB PRACTICES AGAIN Arizona quarterback Kevin Kolb said his injured right foot was sore but he was able to practice again Thursday and still expects to start against Dallas on Sunday.
Try again and again and don't forget to practice good posture and breath regularly with each routine.
"Then I had to practice again, and practicing too much is no good.
