The phrase "and most practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a majority of methods or approaches in a particular field or context.
Example: "The study highlights the importance of evidence-based methods and most practices in improving patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "and the majority of methods" or "as well as most approaches".
Today, the Penske cars, which returned to Indianapolis this year for the first time since 1995, had their familiar red-and-white paint scheme but not the logos, which had been used during qualifying and most practice sessions.
Audiences can listen to every grand prix of the season on Radio 5 live or 5 live sports extra, and most practice and qualifying sessions.
In this study BSE was the most acknowledged and most practiced of the EDMs.
In the unadjusted analysis, all examined patient and most practice-level variables were statistically significant predictors of the first-time admission for cancer being unplanned.
Influencing the NCLEX's content is difficult because content is determined by a survey of the work of practicing nurses, and most practicing nurses have limited environmentally related activities in their day-to-day nursing activities.
Many Americans consider themselves to be politically conservative--and most practice conservatism in the conduct of their daily lives.
However with encouragement and support most practices also focused on the TCAs and how they could improve the frequency of referral using directories of services.
He did not play in the first two exhibition games and missed most practices.
A page on the team's Web site invites people to watch the team train, and during most practices, a small crowd gathers atop the hill above the field.
In the Netherlands, diabetes care is provided mainly in primary care (80 90%), and in most practices, a primary care nurse has the tasks of providing lifestyle counseling in a structured manner and involving patients in managing their disease[ 18, 19].
