The phrase "as a practical consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a pragmatic aspect or factor that influences a decision or action.
Example: "As a practical consideration, we should evaluate the budget before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "from a practical standpoint" or "in practical terms".
Herbert D. Rosenbaum, a professor emeritus of political science at Hofstra University, said as a practical consideration, a vote against Mr. Silver would have lost far more than it would have gained.
However, as a practical consideration, degumming time is a useful parameter to control molecular weight distribution and biomaterial properties.
As a practical consideration, inclusion of the VPT test at the finger, conducted before testing at the toe, gives the subject an opportunity to become familiar with the test procedure and gives the examiner an opportunity to assess the subject's attentiveness and willingness to undergo testing.
There is a practical consideration as well, and it explains why Afghans have been so cool to a trial for Mullah Omar: The new government needs to embrace all factions and tribes if it is going to stand a chance of success.
The larger spacing was simply a practical consideration as it made alignment simpler.
However, this is a theoretical rather than a practical consideration as a proportion of wild-type DNA will be present in a tumour biopsy even with microdissection of the tissue specimen.
As a result, practical consideration may be given to a series of aircraft configurations, which, while occasionally and usually unsuccessfully attempted in the past, can now be used in production aircraft.
Believing that war was as much a science as an art, his explanations focused on triangulation, arithmetic, theoretical mathematics, and cartography as well as practical considerations such as the ideal specification for gunpowder or slow matches.
Other important considerations include the role of local government in new projects, and ensuring Britain has the right skills to deliver them – as well as practical considerations such as how manufacturing will be powered.
DNACPR policies were assessed on aspects identified from national guidelines including documentation, ethical and legal issues, decision-makers and involvement of others in DNACPR decisions as well as practical considerations such as validity, review and portability of decisions.
Clinical decision making regarding exercise choice should consider patients' specific requirements and disabilities, patients' preferences, therapist expertise and best available evidence as well as practical considerations such as availability and cost.
