The phrase "an experience of the practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's engagement or involvement in specific activities or methods, often in a learning or experiential context.
Example: "The workshop provided an experience of the practices that are essential for mastering the craft."
Alternatives: "an encounter with the practices" or "a familiarity with the practices."
He argues that far from being a disincentive to citizenship, non-citizen voting would empower New Yorkers and serve as a vehicle for integration, fostering "the experience of the practice of citizenship".
The objectives of this study were: a) to examine physician attitudes to and experience of the practice of evidence-based medicine (EBM) in primary care; b) to investigate the influence of patient preferences on clinical decision-making; and c) to explore the role of intuition in family practice.
The lived experience of the practice of religion can be missing in a dry presentation of facts.
"James Collins Johnson's story became a beacon in that it provides an opportunity for me to contribute in a deeply spiritual manner as well as create a richer experience of cultural practices common in the African diaspora," she said.
The qualitative analysis also revealed that some lawyers identified by the centrality metrics are quite influential in their field and many have a large experience in the practice of labor law.
This is a descriptive study based on multiple methods to obtain an overview of the practice and experience with telestroke in Norway.
First, it was conducted in a single unit with a long-standing experience in the practice of NIV, and therefore our results may not be applicable to other centers.
Our study was conducted in a single unit with a long-standing experience in the practice of NIV and, therefore, our results may not be applicable to other centers with less extensive experience.
When he was defending a notion of permanent value in his mid-nineties "culture war" polemic, "The Culture of Complaint," it wasn't with a sniffy reference to Plato or Dante, but through his direct experience as an amateur carpenter, of the practice of planing, sawing, varnishing, and getting it right.
It is often exciting to be involved in research as a final-year medical student because this is a completely new experience from the practice of clinical medicine [ 11].
