The phrase "and practices that present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or behaviors that showcase or demonstrate something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The study focuses on theories and practices that present innovative solutions to environmental challenges."
Alternatives: "and methods that demonstrate" or "and approaches that showcase".
Sitting in Padmasana, or Lotus pose, we will practice letting go of belief systems and practices that limit us from being present to these opportunities.
Moreover, greater understanding of underlying ignorance, cultural behaviours and practices that contribute to vitamin D inadequacy presents a public health opportunity to re-address misconceptions, and to develop education strategies that are targeted and specific for susceptible populations.
"Racial or identity profiling is a practice that presents a great danger to the fundamental principles of our Constitution and a democratic society.
This is a practice that presents two very different aspects: the first is the ethical dimensions due to the patient's limited autonomy, and the second relates to taking care that they do not fall or extubate themselves.
Natural environment, including human health: wastes and ecologically incompatible by-products are continuously reduced, eliminated, or recycled; chemical substances, physical agents, technologies, and work practices that present hazards to human health or the environment are also continuously reduced or eliminated.
Then the reading methods and reading practices that were prevalent in each era are presented, along with the places where the act of reading usually took place.
By emphasizing a number of scientific practices that were not present in traditional lecture courses, teaching methods emphasized authentic problems.
In Kenya, the boiling of milk for preparation of 'milk tea' and porridge is also reported to be common [16], [17], but preparation of traditional fermented milk (without boiling the milk) was found to be common among both dairy (31%) and non-dairy farming (22%) households in Kenya; a practice that may present a risk to consumers [17].
It is a practice that is present in nine stories.
Our findings, recommendations and plans comport with applicable regulatory requirements and present industry best practices that are custom-tailored to the unique organizational structure, culture, profile and operations of each client.
