"construct practice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the process of training or putting into practice a certain skill or concept. For example, "I'm focusing on constructing practice drills to perfect my basketball dribbling skills."
The fees the group picks up either go toward buying or constructing practice sabers and costumes, or toward charity.
The Germans constructed practice trenches resembling the Canadian positions near Tor Top, to rehearse the assault, well behind their own lines.
We constructed practice population measures of ethnic mix, percentage of people in full-time employment and age profile, using both the practice samples and the 2001 census.
Maintenance of the newly constructed practices is the first priority, and complementary vegetative and soil management practices are essential in order to achieve impact on soil productivity.
The resulting assembly must be possible to construct in practice, should be practical to use for the workers, must satisfy governmental rules and regulations and should ideally result in minimum accumulated component cost.
But in general, ATs are more difficult to construct in practice because they are strongly application-dependent and because it is not always possible to determine a criterion to judge variant results (Di Giandomenico and Strigini [1990]).
Knowledge of fundamentals will enable the surgeon to choose the appropriate suture material and knot construct, but practice is required to actually perform the task and know which instruments function best in their hands.
These patterns are congruent with women's perceived role as primary family caregiver, a construct and practice anchored in feminine ideals about nurturing [ 4, 14, 35, 36].
Theories of gender as a social construct and practice draw attention to the relational and intra-relational nature of masculinities and femininities.
In general, engineered reinforced concrete structures experienced less damage compared with structures constructed with traditional construction practice.
A considerable number of buildings were constructed under poor construction practice by low-cost, incompetent traditional builders, without compliance with any safety rules and regulations and sufficient knowledge in construction science and earthquake engineering.
