The phrase "draw on best practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to utilizing established methods or techniques that have proven effective in a particular field or context.
Example: "In our project, we will draw on best practices from the industry to ensure success."
Alternatives: "leverage proven methods" or "utilize effective strategies."
The guidelines should draw on best practice in other countries such as the United Kingdom (22, 23), as well the results of this study.
The pre-fieldwork seminar draws on best practices in community-engaged learning and research to develop the personal, professional and academic skill necessary for effective intercultural immersion while in a host community.
The National Viral Hepatitis Expert Group, which was founded by a self-initiative in 1997, guides the overall national strategy for the management of viral hepatitis, drawing on best practices and standards of care as much as possible.
On data management, the committee recommends that the Met office draws on best practice in other countries about making data more freely available.
The work and pensions committee said in a report on Sunday that any further move of claimants on a large scale on to UC should not go ahead until the DWP has introduced "a new, flexible, discretionary approach to debt management" for claimants, "drawing on best practice in the retail sector".
The intervention includes Support Persons, uses technology to support tailoring, is designed with integration into routine clinical practice in mind, and draws on best practice recommendations for the provision of information.
Visiting after the confirmation of the first death from Ebola in Mali, the Emergency Directors also took the opportunity of their mission to urge all actors, including the Prime Minister, to take immediate action, drawing on best practice from the region, including from Nigeria, to rapidly contain the virus.
The paper concludes that the Metro seems to have at least implicitly drawn fairly heavily on best practices and principles, but that its ultimate failure to be implemented is an instructive lesson about how operating environment can impede integration of useful knowledge and experience.
The invitations drew on best evidence and were based on the UK General Medical Council guidelines for consent.
We need smarter government spending, based on best practices drawn from around the world.
