The phrase "as practitioners of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to individuals who actively engage in a particular profession or field of study.
Example: "As practitioners of environmental science, we have a responsibility to advocate for sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "as professionals in" or "as experts in".
Our support will only help to amplify it, and in turn better the understanding that many people have of our Faith in general, and we as practitioners of it in specific.
"As practitioners of branding, we had a little 'physician, heal thyself' here".
He dismisses lawmakers who call him biased as practitioners of "gotcha politics".
But there's a huge gulf separating scriptwriters and novelizers, as practitioners of this minor literary genre are called.
Moreover, the psychometricians (as practitioners of factor analysis were called) lacked a scientific means of resolving their differences.
On Web sites frequented by hackers, spammers and people who identify themselves as practitioners of credit card fraud, the remote-access networks, or "radmins," are offered openly.
Realism is most influential amongst political scientists, as well as scholars and practitioners of international relations.
In last October's American League playoffs, the Yankees' opponents -- the Minnesota Twins and the Angels -- were cast as master practitioners of the finer elements.
Employing both convenience and purposive sampling, we posted email solicitations on relevant listservs to recruit engineering instructors who self-identified as frequent practitioners of active learning.
Followers of Santa Muerte have been labeled as blasphemous practitioners of Satanism, and their opponents claim the Saint is used to misguide desperate people.
Understanding poetry - and creativity in general - depends on being able to comprehend this diversity among poets, as among practitioners of virtually every other intellectual activity.
