The phrase "aim of the practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of a specific practice or method in various contexts, such as education, sports, or professional development.
Example: "The aim of the practice is to enhance the students' understanding of complex mathematical concepts."
Alternatives: "goal of the practice" or "objective of the practice".
One aim of the practice, called expedited partners therapy, is to reduce re-infections.
The aim of the practice quizzes was to provide students with examples of the type of items, scope of content, and the level of cognition required for their midterm and final exams.
Clearly, since the true aim of the practice of yoga is liberation, uniting mind, body and spirit, this form should not limit us.
This holds a fortiori for prenatal screening, given the above account of the aim of the practice.
This account of the aim of the practice (and thus of its 'clinical utility') should be reflected in how prenatal screening for fetal abnormalities is presented, offered, carried out and evaluated.
The aims of the practice phase are for participants to 1) learn how the exercises are performed, 2) get used to training, and 3) learn how to train at an appropriate intensity.
In June 2010 a working group was set up with the aim of improving the practice of booster vaccination with diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis-polio in preschool age in Italy.
The aim of this practice is to bring into your body the physical and mental benefits of gratitude.
The aim of this practice certainly appears eugenic, though without an obviously coercive structure, and for the benefit of the individual family.
Fèis Bharraigh began in 1981 with the aim of developing the practice and study of the Gaelic language, literature, music, drama and culture on the islands of Barra and Vatersay.
The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, is backing a groundbreaking global media campaign led by the Guardian to revolutionise how female genital mutilation is reported and perceived across the world, with the aim of ending the practice.
