The phrase "attained through practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing skills, knowledge, or abilities that are developed or achieved as a result of consistent effort and practice.
Example: "Mastery of a musical instrument is often attained through practice and dedication."
Alternatives: "achieved through practice" or "gained through practice."
In one study [ 44] improvements in physical functioning were shown in both the intervention and the control group and in a second study [ 50], a missing control group made it impossible to assess whether improvements in physical functioning were attained through mental practice or not.
This is attained through repetitive practice in lengthening your focus periods and accruing awareness.
As this is a skill which can only be attained through years of practice, it is difficult to find anthropologists who are highly trained.
According to the Vatican, euphoric states attained through New Age practices should not be confused with prayer or viewed as signs of God's presence.
Purification may also be attained through mortification and penance, practices that were especially common in medieval Christianity and in Judaism.
Self-cultivated junzi possess ethical maturity and self-knowledge, attained through years of study, reflection, and practice; they are thus contrasted with petty people (xiaoren; literally "small person"), who are morally like children.
Most farmers (64%, n = 36) believed that benefit could be attained through implementation of even a few biosecurity practices, whereas 27% (n = 15) of farmers believed that many or all practices had to be carried out for benefit to be realised (9% did not know, n = 5).
Players learn easily and naturally through a practice loop where proficiency is attained through immediate awareness of success or failure.
Temperature sensitivity can be attained through different expansion coefficients.
This goal is attained through a two-step approach.
