The phrase "authentic practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing genuine or real methods, techniques, or approaches in a particular field or discipline.
Example: "In order to improve our skills, we must engage in authentic practice that reflects real-world scenarios."
Alternatives: "genuine practice" or "real practice".
Their emphasis on "authentic" practice — more flexible tempos, less string vibrato, sharper articulation — has seeped into big modern orchestras.
Students appreciated visual demonstration (video of authentic practice) and having the opportunity to practise responding to disclosures through experiential learning.
Truly authentic practice would reproduce not just the instruments and methods of the past but also the performing circumstances, the environments.
Work to improve public perceptions of social work continues to be demanding, but good media and campaign work by College members is giving a strong and authentic practice voice across the media.
An authentic practice video and associated interactive workshop was developed to bring the 'woman' into the classroom and to provide role-modelling of exemplary midwifery practice in screening for and responding to disclosure of domestic violence.
To help students gain content knowledge as well as writing and reviewing skills, SWoRD supports the whole cycle of writing, reviews, back-reviews, and rewriting by scaffolding the journal publication process as its authentic practice model.
Mark Rylance and Dominic Dromgoole are tremendous Shakespeareans, but they were never pedantic sticklers for authentic practices.
Framing of failure as constructive can help students to engage in authentic practices of iterative design and to leverage failure in future experiences.
The first artistic director, Mark Rylance – hard to believe it but it was before he was sanctified – was jeered at for his authentic practices productions.
Through the use of advanced technologies, the CoVis Project sought to transform science learning to better resemble the authentic practices of science.
Our goal is to support manufacturers that are doing things right – and to leave the big brands no option but to adopt authentic practices that protect health, the Earth, and human rights.
