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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are practices of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or behaviors that are characteristic of a particular group, culture, or context.
Example: "These are practices of effective communication that can enhance teamwork and collaboration."
Alternatives: "are methods of" or "are forms of".
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Both, they say, are practices of learning to submit one's will to that of another.
However, there are practices of local peoples of both traditional and contemporary society that contribute to biodiversity conservation, practices that are more common than generally recognized (Berkes and Folke, 1998).
When there are practices of foreign governments that concern us, we - and here it is Congress that is mostly to blame -- should not act unilaterally to deal with them.
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Commercial and scientific whaling should be practices of a bygone era that saw the near-extinction of many whale species.
A practice of gratitude or devotion to the people in our life can each be practices of heartfulness.
He said Mr. Erdogan's party's practice of giving out free refrigerators to win votes was more questionable.
In Egypt, FGM is practiced on 90% of women.
These are practices that in any other setting are the practice of medicine".
Then of course, there's practicing each of our instruments and rehearsing things together as well!
(Science has latterly been practiced by Buddhists, of course).
Meanwhile, Slutskaya said: "I'm practicing a lot of things.
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