The phrase "aid in practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support or assistance provided in a practical context or application.
Example: "The new training program is designed to aid in practice, helping employees apply their skills effectively on the job."
Alternatives: "assist in implementation" or "support in application".
Formula 1 is to ban, on safety grounds, the free use of the DRS overtaking aid in practice and qualifying from 2013.
A review from 2003 graded interventions; it found that mass media campaigns, small group interactive meetings, reminders, computerized decision support, and introduction of computers to aid in practice were the most effective methods [ 25].
Sadly, the evidence that development aid can in practice reduce migration flows is thin to non-existent.
Despite their efficacy [ 5], the adoption of decision aids in practice has been dismal for reasons that remain unclear.
In addition, we propose to identify, describe, and explain factors that promote or inhibit the routine embedding of decision aids in practice.
Current approaches to understanding the implementation of decision aids in practice have included analyses of the barriers to using decision aids [ 9], and problems of individual behavioral change [ 10] or organizational diffusion.
This is consistent with the findings of D'Eon and AuYeung (2001) who reported that audio teleconferences following train-the-trainer programs provided the opportunity to engage in professional discussion and aided in practice changes.
Taking a social constructionist standpoint enabled us to more clearly identify what was important to us in the transcripts: that is, the social construction of the objects of study (SDM and the use of decision aids in practice).
We report a) practitioners' discussion of the current impetus towards sharing decisions and their perspectives on barriers to SDM, and b) the implementation of patient decision aids in practice and impediments such as lack of an evidence base and time available in consultations.
The decision to withdraw from the Whole of Syria programme, in which organisations share information to help the delivery of aid, means in practice the UN will lose sight of what is happening throughout the north of Syria and in opposition-held areas of the country, where the NGOs do most of their work.
The US imposes a "no abortion" ban on its foreign aid, which in practice means that the EU, the UK, the UN and the ICRC neither talk about nor provide abortions.
