The phrase "an issue of practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a problem or concern that relates specifically to the way something is done or implemented in practice.
Example: "The debate surrounding the new policy is primarily an issue of practice, as many employees are unsure how to apply it effectively in their daily tasks."
Alternatives: "a matter of implementation" or "a question of application".
And he goes, 'Yeah, so just more hip-hop.' " For yMusic the difference between hip-hop and classical music is more an issue of performance practice than of impassable boundaries, a shift of style rather than genre.
To leave this challenge to the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs alone is to reduce it merely to an issue of agricultural practice and production, as has been the case for the past 40 years, in which time agricultural policy has become a flatulence-inducing stew of compromise, bad planning and incoherent bureaucracy.
There is an issue of sharing best practice, Tompkins adds.
During the gubernatorial race in 1998, Coleman filed and later dropped a complaint against his Democratic rival Hubert Humphrey III over an issue of unfair campaign practices.
Maybe this is more an issue of evidence than the practice of pure science?
This would help politicians who have no science themselves to learn what the potentials and pitfalls of science really are, and make evidence-informed decisions". Maybe this is more an issue of evidence than the practice of pure science?
It's best then to treat this as an issue of regulation and business practices.
Unfortunately, fishing capacity has not been considered as an issue of control in management practices of most world fisheries (Newton, 1999) even though overcapacity of the global fleet has a long history (Porter, 1998a).
This implies that problems in the manager-physician relationship, which have been described in several studies, need to be discussed and investigated not only as an issue of relationships between managers and practicing physicians, but also in terms of managers' own role taking.
Our use of a multilevel analysis taking into account hospital level data was designed to at least partly address the issue of practice variations between institutions.
