"in name and practice" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that something is true both in theory and in reality or action. Example: "The company claims to prioritize diversity in name and practice, but their leadership team is still predominantly white males."
Like other younger firms in the valley, Founders Fund has tried to align itself in name and practice with entrepreneurs.
Against this backdrop, at the edge of Boko Haram controlled territory, sits the American University of Nigeria (AUN), which stands for western education in name and practice.
Both in name and in practice, he ran News Ltd's entire operations, overseeing all its newspapers and its pay television joint venture.
The sons I might have one day will have unambiguously black bodies, be Muslim, marked in name and (hopefully) practice, and may also speak the Spanish tongue of their grandfather.
As mentioned above, EDS has been broadly practiced, and many variations in name and techniques have been reported.
Their promotion to the bank's powerful management board is a sign that, while Mr. Jain will be co-head of the bank in name, in practice significant power will rest with him.
Ask your Chinese friend ahead of time how to say your name in Chinese and practice it.
Please entitle the email CSIB Best Practice Guide and remember to include your name, address and practice details in the email.
The hill became a park in name but in practice remained a site for public celebration, while the parade ground was transformed with considerable difficulty and over many years into a consciously fashioned recreational space.
We are "open by default," not just in name, but in practice.
That — like the recent threat to roll back the insurance-coverage mandate, and many other proposals in the American Health Care Act that would gut coverage and make basic women's health-care services prohibitively expensive — is access in name only and anything but in practice.
