The phrase "an experienced practice" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It is unclear what is meant by "experienced practice," as it lacks context and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The clinic is known for being an experienced practice in pediatric care."
Alternatives: "a seasoned practice" or "a well-established practice."
Our surgical practice, Veterinary Surgical Referral Practice, is seeking an experienced Practice Manager to join the leadership team.
Presently we are a team of 6 mixed animal doctors, an experienced practice manager, seasoned CVTs, multiple veterinary assistants/technicians and a friendly customer care team.
In 2014 an experienced practice manager was brought in to effect a "rescue package" and Mrs Williams accepted her advice and recommendations, improving her performance.
This practice visitor, a former practice assistant, was an experienced practice consultant trained in data collection and supporting practices in organizational changes.
These drugs have expired most of the time, this man is taking his basket with drugs and just selling them like they are bread.' (interview with an experienced practicing veterinarian, Zaria, 25 April 2014).
Reported serious adverse events are reviewed by an experienced practicing oncologist.
A further assessment of cause of death is also undertaken centrally by an experienced practicing oncologist (TSM, RA or AyM).
On review of causation by an experienced practicing oncologist on behalf of the MRC as a sponsor of the trial, treatment-related deaths were not statistically significantly different between treatment regimens.
Three experienced practice nurses, a panel of experts and a panel of older people are involved to validate the content.
The more experienced practice "relative work," elaborate group formations that resemble organic chemistry models.
His minor-league season ended April 18. "He's an experienced guy, practicing with our team throughout the playoffs.
