The phrase "as being practically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the practical aspects or implications of a situation or concept.
Example: "The new policy is seen as being practically beneficial for the employees' work-life balance."
Alternatives: "considered to be practically" or "regarded as practically".
She is self-styled as being "practically perfect in every way", and this isn't actually far from the truth!
The word "art" in the corresponding section of the existing statute has a different meaning than the same word as used in other places in the statute; it has been interpreted by the courts as being practically synonymous with process or method.
This model both reduces the computation requirements as well as being practically determinable.
Even though it has made handsome profits with box office takings in excess of $360m worldwide, enough to make any capitalist happy, The Lego Movie, released last month, was singled out as being "practically communist" by one American reviewer who was by no means alone in his assessment.
However, we removed 527, 898 scenarios that led to zero or negative risk as being practically irrelevant although they are mathematically valid.
Villa said that Lambert will look to fill the position "as soon as is practically possible".
These measures must be revisited or, in the case of the supertax, revoked as soon as is practically possible".
The roots of this bitter relationship are deep and tangled, as is practically everything in the archaic world of the Caucasus.
Sach is reluctant to talk about specific clients, particularly listed companies, but defends a strategic approach that tolerates poor-performing clients for as long as is practically possible.
SUBMISSION AND REBELLION The roots of this bitter relationship are deep and tangled, as is practically everything in the archaic world of the Caucasus.
This is why Smith calls not for regulation of trade following his prescriptions but for the system of "natural liberty" allowing every one to act, as far as is practically possible, as he wishes.
