The phrase "as already practiced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions or methods that have been previously established or followed.
Example: "The procedure will be conducted as already practiced in our previous sessions."
Alternatives: "as previously done" or "as has been done before".
As a woman, I already practiced this habit at night.
These TBAs were women who had already practiced as TBAs informally for many years but had been nominated by their local village health committees to undergo standardized training on the basis of their perceived skills and value by their community.
This can vary depending on your exact situation, such as whether or not you have already practiced architecture elsewhere or if you have an architecture degree from a foreign university.
When under pressure, returning to what you know well is always easier and if you've already practiced penalty kicks as part of your training, it will feel like second nature when you're doing the real thing.
Kerry was already practicing engagement: as a senior member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and a man who had come within a whisker of being elected president, Kerry had been meeting with President Bashar al-Assad of Syria and forming close relationships with autocratic as well as democratic leaders around the world.
However, donepezil, supported by reference to the DFSS, persists as a key reference in the CE debate, contributing to the perception that CE is possible, and, as already seen, shaping discussions about clinical practice.
However, in the end the result of this procedure turns out to be quite trivial from a mathematical perspective: "It actually merely leads to a simplification of the method known as the "Sieve of Eratosthenes" already being practiced for more than 2000 years" (Ehrenfels 1922, 48).
Politicians in Mexico worry the proposal, known as "Remain in Mexico," is already being practiced and could result in migrants waiting months or years at the border.
