The phrase "and practices and the" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment that lacks clarity and context, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "The study focuses on the methods and practices and the outcomes of the research."
Alternatives: "and methods and the" or "and techniques and the".
Moreover, interaction and assimilation took place between the Muslim Ṣūfī traditions, thought, and practices and the Indian bhakti schools.
Such incentives include pollution taxes, subsidies for clean technologies and practices, and the creation of markets in either environmental protection or pollution.
The argument here is not so much that there's invidious segregation and discrimination, but that the policies and practices and the willful ignorance of the disparities that characterize our public schools still have this racially disparate effect.
Furthermore, the court discerns society's standards — evolving or not — largely in its laws and practices, and the sentences the court overturned Monday are mandated in a majority (29) of states.
His classic work Mekka, 2 vol. (1888 89), reconstructs the history of the holy city and sheds light on the origins of Islam, early traditions and practices, and the first Islamic communities.
In Western monotheistic religions it is necessary to distinguish between the role of miracles on the level of popular beliefs and practices and the theory of miracles propounded by the theologians.
The complexity of education law and practice, and the necessary advice to elected members, has increased significantly.
There has been an abyss between stated goals and practice and the actual behaviour of their inspectors.
Nineteen further interviews investigated ecodesign knowledge and practice, and the barriers to wider implementation of this approach.
Marcus Roberts, DrugScope's chief executive, said: "Drug and alcohol policy and practice – and the attention of the media - invariably focuses on young people.
Religions that work have nothing to do with faith: they are about habit and practice, and the things that everybody knows.
