The phrase "as it is practically" is not entirely correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing something in a practical context, but it may need rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The solution is effective, as it is practically applicable in real-world scenarios."
Alternatives: "as it is essentially" or "as it is effectively".
Twenty specimens of "control bile" were obtained from the patients with cholesterol gallbladder polyps receiving surgical treatment, as it is practically infeasible to obtain pure normal bile in clinical practice.
To accept civilization as it is practically means accepting decay.
The 11th-hour help, the maximum allowed by law, could be as important symbolically as it is practically.
So when it came to the five chosen sports on Monday morning, karate was understandably given the nod as it is practically the national sport.
In fact the law will simply force several abortion clinics to close, as it is practically impossible for the doctors on staff to gain the relevant privileges, owing to either residency requirements (most doctors travel from out of state and work one or two days a week) or hospital prejudice (few care to be associated with abortion providers).
The robot will always be going towards a non-movable object, as it is practically meaningless to go towards nothing.
She finds that, in the eighteenth century, waste was as culturally valuable as it was practically worthless--and that waste paradoxically revealed the things that the culture cherished most.
Located as it was practically around the corner from Carnegie Hall, it was easy to envision the Warwick as her inspiration for a key scene in "My Hollywood," about Claire, a stressed classical composer and East Coast transplant living, like Ms. Simpson, in Santa Monica.
As for the hybrid animal's future, the farmer said he was not planning to send the geep for slaughter but would try to keep it for as long as it was practically possible to look after it.
However, when implementing a complex process (such as PGDT) it is practically impossible to randomize and to control the implementation of the process under test.
In each case, the resumption of whaling in North America has occurred in an environmentally-responsible manner, with concern for continuity with a number of important indigenous cultural practices as well as, to the degree it is practically possible, attention to the non-indigenous publics' emotional sensitivities toward whales (e.g. Erikson 1999).
