The phrase "all the practising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of the practice or training that someone has undergone in a particular skill or activity.
Example: "After all the practising, she finally felt confident enough to perform in front of an audience."
Alternatives: "all the training" or "all the rehearsal".
The BEACH database contains over 1.3 million records of GP-patient encounters collected since April 1998 from almost half of all the practising GPs in Australia [ 12].
A major strength of this study is that it contains data from a large sample of patients collected by hundreds of randomly selected GPs representing 2.7% of all the practising GPs in Australia.
All the practising GPs serving the selected GP practices in each study setting were invited to participate in the study (CY = 76, FR = 527, GR = 34, MT = 90, TR = 41).
To be fair, the 36-year-old heartbeat of Italy's 2006 World Cup winning side deserves better than to be lumped in with all the desperadoes practising taxidermy and collecting Detroit techno on vinyl in their Williamsburg loft conversions.
GPs in the BEACH programme are nationally representative of all the GPs practising in Australia.
In 2005, of all the doctors practising in the UK, 31% were educated outside the country.
A random sample of 75 PCPs was selected from a sampling frame consisting of all the PCPs practising in the canton and members of the professional organisation of Geneva-based physicians.
A random sample of 75 GPs, from the list of all GPs practising in the canton, was invited to participate by post, using simple random sampling, in order to include 25 GPs in the study (expected participation rate: 33%).
During a three month period before seeing trial participants, therapists undertook training in motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioural therapy for substance misuse, and integrated motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioural therapy, with all therapists practising the integrated therapy with volunteer patients under supervision.
As all naturopaths practising in the study area had been offered the opportunity to be interviews this resulted in 20 completed naturopath interviews.
Overall, the pilot initiative launched by the Italian Ministry of Health seems to have been well received and to support the subsequent decision to make the Italian edition of Clinical Evidence concise available to all doctors practising in the country.
