The phrase "and can be practised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a certain action or skill is able to be performed or applied in practice.
Example: "The techniques discussed in this workshop are effective and can be practised in real-life situations."
Alternatives: "and can be applied" or "and can be executed".
In this sense, "methodological naturalism" asserts that religious commitments have no relevance within science: natural science itself requires no specific attitude to religion, and can be practised just as well by adherents of religious faiths as by atheists or agnostics (Draper 2005).
Running is a popular activity and can be practised everywhere.
The manuals will describe the agreed series of yoga techniques that can be readily used by experienced yoga teachers and can be practised at home by patients receiving yoga.
It is difficult to implement MAS using markers that are only informative within families, and therefore MAS can be practised on a limited scale (Dekkers 2004).
The reason for this discrepancy might be that self-care is commonplace at SHD, whereas the concept of health promotion is used in a broader sense, leading to confusion as to what it actually means and how it can be practised [ 35].
All these exercises should be done under the supervision of a trained physical therapist to begin with, and once learnt can be practised at home.
Ekman et al. [ 31] provided constructive routines to facilitate and safeguard the transition to PCC and to ensure that it can be practised systematically and consistently.
But having a proper assignment and measurement methods, good communication skills can be practised and evaluated.
A pensioner can triple his annual income by selling home-grown food.In strictly cash terms, Russia might be well advised to declare defeat on the big-farm front, scaling it back to the few regions in the south-west and around the big cities where it can be practised profitably, and buying more food more cheaply overseas.
"Moves (like the one that lead to Andriy Voronin's winning goal) can be practised, and Hertha do practise them, all the time".
In this controlled learning environment, exercises can be practised successively to gain and guarantee adequate and effective experience [ 27] and students may optimise their knowledge and skills [ 28, 29].
