The phrase "and long term practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of sustained effort or engagement over an extended period in a particular field or activity.
Example: "Achieving mastery in any skill requires dedication, consistency, and long term practice."
Alternatives: "and sustained practice" or "and extended practice".
Irrigation is intensive and long-term practice.
Irrigation is intensive and long-term practice, leading to groundwater contamination due to irrigation return flows.
Information on QoL was considered more particularly useful in the neonatal period by 64 physicians (83.1%) and in medium and long-term practice by 70 physicians (94.6%).
Information on quality of life was considered more particularly useful in the neonatal period by 81%% of the physicians and in medium and long-term practice by 95%% of the physicians.
The long term practice of yoga may also enhance metabolic resilience and flexibility.
The VCPP incorporates several large inter-professional teams, a specialist knowledge base, health professional training in best practice, and long term experience in management of problems experienced by those with PD.
The development of environmentally and economically sound long term agricultural practices under changing climate conditions at the field scale requires implementation of predictive models that assess short and long term responses of agricultural systems to changing environmental conditions.
Fundamentally what is still unknown is whether IPL interventions result in enough individual HCP change in behaviour and attitudes to impact on long-term practice and patient outcomes.
Evaluation of response capacity of health emergency showed that the score of primary care medical staffs was 67.23 ± 10.61, and the response capacity of senior physicians, public health physicians and physicians with relatively long-term practice were significantly better (P <0.05).
Evaluation of response capacity of health emergency (the total score of 100 points) showed that the score of primary care medical staff was 67.23 and the response capacity of senior medical staffs, public health physicians and physicians with relatively long-term practice were relatively better.
