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The phrase "for practicality sake" is correct and is widely used in written English.
It is used to express the reason why something is being done. For example: "We decided to take the bus instead of the train, for practicality sake."
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For practicality sake, the runtimes are also reported.
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Polls show that for practicality's sake, a majority of people in the region, whether they identify themselves as Irish or British, want the border to remain porous and fluid.
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It was just for practicality, I said.
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I have them for practicality and style!
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I understand the philosophy behind these high-priced pseudo-minivans: many moms and dads who refuse to settle for a minivan are willing to sacrifice some practicality for the sake of style or sporty performance.
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