The phrase "concrete practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to specific, tangible activities, rather than abstract or theoretical concepts. For example, you could say, "I believe that the best way to learn a language is through concrete practice."
Tomorrow's UN meeting will focus more on abstract principles of commitment than concrete practice.
We learn this in concrete practice as we avoid or pursue the things named.
But what distinguishes Kûkai's thought is in his focus upon the body and its concrete practice.
UHPC is gradually moving from the laboratory towards the concrete practice.
In addition, the ACI Manual of Concrete Practice (1998) limit the use of HSC in earthquake resisting structures.
This phenomenon is partly due to the bridging mechanism of fibers during the post-cracking stage of specimens (ACI Manual of Concrete Practice 1998).
In principle, a participatory futures research that aims at being taken seriously in the scientific community should, in addition to its contribution towards future oriented and far-sighted solutions of concrete practice-related problems, publish as many of its research results as possible.
Finally, the chapter addresses operation and maintenance with a focus on maintenance strategy and concrete practices for logistics.
While the SFDRR refers to the importance of addressing the needs of people with disabilities, it is not a toolbox for concrete practices.
However, the case invites one to turn to the question of to what extent this provision plays a role in concrete practices within prisons.
The companies that translate these principles into concrete practices and build the social and knowledge capital of the organization will establish a source of competitive advantage not easily displaced.
