The phrase "an objective practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a practice or method that is based on impartiality and factual evidence rather than personal feelings or opinions.
Example: "In our research, we emphasize an objective practice to ensure that our findings are credible and reliable."
Alternatives: "a neutral approach" or "an unbiased method".
Use of prescription data entered into an electronic database is recommended for future studies for more objective practice pattern and preference evaluation.
Her first poetry chapbook, Objective Practice, was published in 2007 by Achiote Press, and she has contributed to journals such as Counterpath Online, Rooms Outlast Us, and Versal.
Furthermore, the data in this study are subjective reports given by physicians themselves, as opposed to objective practice analyses and clinical outcomes.
One company, PreSeries, has created a machine learning-powered platform to turn it into an objective, data-driven practice.
The Core Curriculum on Childhood Trauma (CCCT) utilizes a five-tiered conceptual framework (comprising Empirical Evidence, Core Trauma Concepts, Intervention Objectives, Practice Elements, and Skills), coupled with problem-based learning, to build foundational trauma knowledge and clinical reasoning skills.
They state objectives, practice transparency throughout the organization and most importantly, have senior leadership's commitment.
Ideal design would be direct optimization of an objective function, but in practice the complexity of markets and traders' behavior prevents this, except in special circumstances.
In practice, an objective function can be defined to derive optimized locations for new shelters.
A physician's severity assessment may be driving the treatment decision to prescribe biologics rather than an objective measure in clinical practice.
One limitation of the findings presented is that they are based on self-reported data rather than on an objective analysis of clinical practice.
