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The phrase "are practicing on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is currently engaged in practice or training for a specific skill or activity.
Example: "The students are practicing on their musical instruments every afternoon to prepare for the concert."
Alternatives: "are practicing with" or "are training on".
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Your young supervisors are practicing on the job whether you've trained them or not.
We don't usually tell patients when we are practicing on them because it makes them hesitant and nervous, but they often figure it out anyway.
"As you can see, when they are practicing on the field, everything is the same as before the disaster, and they seem to be getting excited as the tournament approaches," said Akishi Sasaki, the manager of Takata's baseball team.
Away from all roads and accessible only by foot or mountain bike, that corner of the country is indeed very silent – except when tanks are rumbling across the base and soldiers are practicing on the firing range.
The advantage is that the students are practicing on a live person but the disadvantage is that they are aware that they are examining a normal healthy person.
If you are going to try it at home make sure you are practicing on a mat or grass- concrete is going to be painful if you fall.
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My wife, Vera, is a psychotherapist and she's a good one, except when she's practicing on me.
Makarova was practicing on a distant outside court, he said.
The day before Wimbledon began, Djokovic was practicing on the club's back courts.
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