The phrase "an area of practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific field or domain in which someone works or specializes.
Example: "As a lawyer, my area of practice includes family law and estate planning."
Alternatives: "a field of practice" or "a domain of expertise".
Varma is an area of practice in Siddha medicine that is concerned with varmam.
In this study we examine obstetric practice, an area of practice where there is an extensive body of evidence on the appropriateness of many interventions.
We also agree legal aid is a vital part of our justice system – that's why we have to find efficiencies to ensure it remains sustainable and available to those most in need of a lawyer".Lavender's immediate legal background is in commercial law, an area of practice that, in contrast to criminal law, is booming.
Lots of attorneys flounder to find an area of practice they love.
However, as genetics becomes increasingly relevant within an area of practice, new 'genetic' services need to be developed and integrated.
Nevertheless, it is an area of practice that is important to develop as students report feeling ill prepared in feedback techniques when entering the medical workforce.
This requires further research and is potentially an area of GP practice which could be targeted to effect change in PSA testing practice.
Residents both develop excellence in an area of clinical practice but also explore areas of interest within the scope of academic general internal medicine, including clinical research, medical education, medical ethics, public health, and health policy.
Gamification is growing as an area of both practice and research.
Oncology is an area of clinical practice at the forefront of personalized medicine which has been facilitated by advances in genomics.
14 16 Our objective was to apply the established methodology used in network meta-analysis to an area of clinical practice where no such previous studies existed.
