The phrase "and practical courses of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing types of courses or educational programs that are hands-on or applicable in real-world situations.
Example: "The university offers a variety of theoretical and practical courses of study in engineering."
Alternatives: "and hands-on courses of" or "and applied courses of".
So it seems to me that the prudent and practical course of action is to allow the legal process to be concluded before the house considers the matter of the writ".
By way of training the assessors were given a theoretical and practical course on the use of the AEP.
It is divided into two modules of didactic and practical courses offered in any of the pre-dental years (from 1st to 2nd year) and in any of the dental years (from 3rd to 6th year) of the six-year dental curriculum.
Conclusion Theoretical and practical courses enhanced the level of professional achievement but were not sufficient alone to prevent Burnout.
I was particularly fond of the fast pace and pungent smell of the wine cellar". His decision to transfer to Cornell was influenced by the program's small size, the balance of theoretical and practical courses, the student winery and vineyards, as well as the prospect of conducting research for the industry himself.
He teaches a wide range of historical and practical courses at the SF Conservatory, USF, and UCSC.
Formal architectural education (training), followed by an architect in the candidate's training period, is a whole consisting of theoretical and practical courses.
These MD/PhD dual-degree programs normally entail 1 year of seminars and practical courses followed by a compulsory examination.
Students had completed the majority of theoretical and practical courses.
In higher education, measures were taken to steer students away from liberal arts, law, education, and commerce to the "practical courses" of science, engineering, technology, agriculture, and medicine.
