The phrase "assistance in practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to help or support that is applied in real-world situations or practical applications.
Example: "The workshop provided valuable assistance in practice, allowing participants to apply theoretical knowledge to real-life scenarios."
Alternatives: "practical support" or "help in application".
This study quantifies the need for language assistance in general practice consultations and examines the experience of, and satisfaction with, methods of language assistance utilized.
Fax referral services that connect smokers to state quitlines have been implemented in 49 U.S. states and territories and promoted as a simple solution to improving smoker assistance in medical practice.
The authors acknowledge with thanks Rohan Jenner from EPHS for his invaluable assistance in auditing practice data, and the key informants and residents of the Elmore community who so willingly contributed to this study.
Indeed, these two new drugs afford appreciable assistance in daily care practice, helping to prevent bone loss in patients with osteoporosis.
Further on, for the obtained results of this investigation to establish potential influence of no medical factors in the prescription and utilization of drugs, as well as to define the role of humanitarian assistance in the prescription practice among medical doctors.
In practice, the assistance and monitoring provided by the local social security offices is not particularly well developed [ 17].
These tests could be of assistance in the daily clinical practice of physiotherapists, in deciding whether rehabilitation for eye-head movement control impairment is necessary.
Chinese doctors need corresponding guidelines, and even legal assistance, to solve some ethical issues in practice.
In the days following the attacks of September 11 , 2001 the Bush administration turned to health professionals for assistance in authorizing and deploying practices the United States had long recognized as torture.
Potential applications for this technology in practice could include medical assistance devices, industrial robotics, space exploration, and various wearable exoskeletons, according to the researchers.
