"for practical work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate something that is related to or needed for hands-on or real-world tasks or projects. Example: "The students were provided with tools and equipment for practical work in the science lab."
A section of a greenhouse arranged for practical work by students (i.e., a greenhouse classroom) is also desirable.
Not until the 17th century was serious consideration given to the potential of steam power for practical work.
Their missions have become muddled, with a widening gap between their lofty claims about the profession's civic responsibility and their failure to train lawyers for public service or provide them with sufficient preparation for practical work.
The Supplement includes sample geological solid models with instructions for practical work with Acad2Vox.
C I seems to be some type of writing desk medicine- not a guideline for practical work.
Prof Buckingham said: "Low resourcing for practical work is a long-term problem and not one that is a simple matter of lack of government funding.
Student feedback showed appreciation for "large variety of practical work"; "gaining more skills in the lab, which a general zoology degree seems to lack"; "learning new techniques" and the "…relaxed, informal atmosphere that encouraged individual work and investigation".
With a simple multiplicative transformation of the scale, the logistic and normal ogive curves are very similar and indistinguishable for all practical work (see, for instance, Lord 1980).
Mormon temples may seem expensive and extravagant, but they are built both to glorify God and for the practical work of sacred rituals for us and our eternal families.
Most courses have indoor or outdoor arenas and stables for the practical work, along with classrooms and laboratory areas for the theoretical.
The survey found that levels of resourcing were poorest for biology, with 37% of secondary schools reporting too little equipment for effective practical work.
