"enact practice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to put a plan or idea into action and make it a regular part of one's behavior or routine. Example: The new company policy requires employees to enact the practice of taking a 15-minute break every two hours to improve productivity.
Her mother, who experienced the same challenges of learning English and socializing with native English-speakers, understood that Melody would feel the same challenges and demoralization and chose not to push her enact practices that would sacrifice her daughter's emotional and psychological well-being.
Instead of supporting initiatives that rig the game against people who were traditionally excluded, those states should take every step to enact practices that further the diversity that benefits us all.
Data on enacted practice were collected via observations at a range of committees and meetings over three years up to 2010.
Social Practice Theory offers a theoretical approach to understanding habitual, mundane and tacitly enacted practices that are performed within the domestic environment.
By examining enacted practices and talk of a transnational high school student as she participates in different activities in various social contexts, I explore how this student engaged in identity work in school and AP Biology class.
Finally, according to these authors these transactions are mediated by culturally and socially enacted practices carried out through material and ideal artifacts.
Forms of semantics and grammatical structures of design text are lines of compositions through which these performative aspects enact design practice and actualize the designed work.
That started to change in our country when a 5-4 majofitheof the Supreme Court ruled to enact a practice that allowed corporations to have religious beliefs, thereby placing one's boss in between one's body and one's doctor.
CSICM-CMA has been working actively to enact clinical practice guidelines, including nutritional support, mechanical ventilation, and sepsis management.
He says: " The uniqueness apparent in the ways that individual nurses relate to others and enact their practice is interesting, and seems to be associated with personal understandings about who they are and what is important to them.
However, only one chair enacted a practice that might be construed as a transformational leadership action related to goals and vision.
