The phrase "alter their practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to someone's methods or approaches, often in a professional or educational context.
Example: "In order to improve patient outcomes, healthcare professionals must be willing to alter their practice based on the latest research findings."
Alternatives: "change their approach" or "modify their methods."
However, without published ED data, ED directors and administrators may have difficulty motivating staff to alter their practice or sustain change.
Some have asked what academics will learn from the protests and how they will - or won't - alter their practice in classrooms.
GPs funded through a capitated system may have more freedom to alter their practice to provide different service mixes.
We asked physicians not to alter their practice and excluded many patients in whom no computed tomography was performed.
Thus, surgeons might need to alter their practice patterns to ensure better alignment of their availability with availability of the ORs.
The number and (percentage) of physicians in each group who did alter their practice for diabetics are as follows: 8/93 8.6%) orthopaedists; 5/37(13.5%) PCSMs/PMRs; 2/20(10%) rheumatologists (Table 7 bottom).
By having those details, the union would be able to check on whether agents alter their practices to try to gain certain clients.
The commercial will not stop people from having sex, but it will encourage people to alter their practices to decrease the danger and reduce rates of transmission.
The agency wants the drug makers to police themselves, but they have no incentive to alter their practices and industrial agriculture certainly does not want them to do so.
Some analysts warn that as the amount of data and energy use continue to rise, companies that do not alter their practices could eventually face a shake-up in an industry that has been prone to major upheavals, including the bursting of the first Internet bubble in the late 1990s.
Risk avoidance strategies call upon the risk-bearers to alter their practices so as to avoid the harms of exposure to contamination.
