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The phrase "and practiced in an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a skill or activity that is regularly performed or engaged in, often in a specific context.
Example: "She is a skilled musician, and practiced in an environment that fosters creativity and collaboration."
Alternatives: "and experienced in an" or "and trained in an".
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The results underline the relevance of three aspects: a) the HFE principles should be earlier transmitted in the education process; b) the contact and learning of tools and methods of HFE shouldn't be taught and practiced in an isolated way, instead they should be articulated with the design studio course; and c) this approach should be more practical than theoretical.
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Pupils were asked whether they belong and practice in a sports club or not.
Sex and practicing in a SCOC were also associated with making high efforts in promoting smoking cessation (Table 2).
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You also need to tune the instrument to itself, to make sure you can play and practice in a way that sounds good.
He then earned a doctorate in law from Warsaw University and practiced in Warsaw as a lawyer.
But he became a lawyer and practiced in Worthing and London.
Nearly three quarters of the respondents (73.8%) practiced in private group setting, 13.5% practiced in private solo setting, and 12.7% practiced in a Health Management Organization (HMO) setting.
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