The phrase "country of practice" is correct and can be used in written English in certain contexts.
For example, you could use it when discussing the field of medicine: "In the United States, the country of practice for this particular doctor is internal medicine."
Regardless of the country of practice, a career in patent law requires good analytical and communication skills.
Assessment guidelines are variable depending on country of practice.
Age, specialty and country of practice were all found to be significant determinants of the RPF clusters.
Differences in nursing roles, responsibilities, and legislation, including prescriptive authority, exist depending on the country of practice.
Based on the respondents' country of practice, returned questionnaires were grouped into African and high-income countries.
A spot-on formulation of moxidectin, another macrocyclic lactone, is licensed for the treatment of demodicosis in many countries [ 9] and has recently been registered in the authors' country of practice.
Based on the respondents' countries of practice, questionnaires were grouped into African and high-income countries.
DRLs vary slightly for different countries and represent " state of practice" and not " state of the art".
The characteristics of GPs and practices included age and years from graduation (at March 2008), sex, country of graduation, practice size (the number of GPs in that practice – part-timers were weighted by 0.5) and practice location (rural or metropolitan).
There is a tradition in the primary care systems in many countries of using practice visitors to educate practice teams about how to improve.
President Clinton said upon enacting the law that as a nation we are obliged to allow the indigenous people of our country to practice what they believe.
