The phrase "are practised in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has acquired skills or expertise in a particular area or activity.
Example: "The students are practised in the art of negotiation, making them effective advocates for their clients."
Alternatives: "are skilled in the" or "are experienced in the".
The proposed infrastructure is evaluated via a case study in which the industrial demonstrators are practised in the cloud as one specific type of process planning service.
Although I am surprised by the frankness of Green's response (most major-league actresses are practised in the art of politely saying nothing) the sentiment behind it seems to derive from the fact that in life, as in art, she is drawn to complex characters who act in questionable and enigmatic ways.
The disastrous consequences of this are clearly evident today across the Arab world, and especially in Syria, my country, where the ugliest forms of fascism and the dirtiest kinds of barbarism are practised in the name of both patriotism and Islam in equal measure.
Now in a book he makes a spirited defence of his author-hero against all who, in his eyes, have traduced or misinterpreted him.It helps that Messrs Amis and Hitchens are practised in the use of side, or English as they say in pool.
But the skills that she perfected behind the scenes seem to be far less effective when they are practised in the limelight.Same old dirty politicsMrs Clinton's troubles have also reminded people of what they most disliked about the politics of the Clinton-Bush era.
Nowadays, two types of transhumance are practised in the villages studied (Figure 5): 'short-term transhumance in the dry hot season', and 'long-term transhumance that is extended until the dry cold season'.
Mindfulness in Buddhism is practised in the context of an ethical system that places no value on seeking sensory thrills.
Muslims themselves disagree over how, if at all, these penalties should be practised in the modern world.
Scientists already knew cannibalism had been practised in the cavern, but were unclear if it was a ritual process or involved the deliberate killing of humans.
The online use of first-principles models (FPMs) to support process operations has been practised in the chemical and petroleum industry for over 40 years.
