The phrase "as does the practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs in the same manner as another action or situation previously mentioned.
Example: "The theory is well-supported by evidence, as does the practice in real-world applications."
Alternatives: "as the practice does" or "just like the practice".
While the meaning of the word democracy remains a subject of much controversy, as does the practice of it; there is little doubt that democracy stands in opposition to all forms of tyranny.
But the high recruitment fees remain, as does the practice of cheating workers on overtime.
Hardly anything sends Times readers for their boxing gloves as quickly as does the practice of "he said/she said" reporting.
This nineteenth-century habit persists today, as does the practice of continually referring to scholarship of that time in favor of revisiting primary source material.
The name Bushidō was not used until the 16th century, but the idea of the code developed during the Kamakura period (1192 1333), as did the practice of seppuku (ritual disembowelment).
Extensive business travel also separates many families [16] as do the 'Fly-in Fly-out' work practices that are increasingly being implemented within the mining industry [17].
In this regard, it should also be noted that international generalizability is likely a study limitation, since the NIS on which this cost-effectiveness analysis was based reflects Japanese clinical practice, as do the treatment patterns and costs derived for use in the model.
Inpatient and outpatient EHR adoption rates varies, as does the documentation and coding practices.
The lack of proportionality partly explains the attacks on this practice, as does the racial nature of the stop-and-frisks.
Yet the amount of nursing research published each year continues to grow, as does the expectation that nurses will undertake practice based on this evidence.
However, to maximize performance, both sides of the brain need training and practice, as does the synchronization of both together, which I call "Integrative Presence".
