"in the practice of engineering" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an established idiom that can be used most commonly to refer to the actual physical practice of engineering, such as the work of designing and constructing machinery and systems. For example, "My father works in the practice of engineering, designing machines for the automotive industry."
The Society felt changes were under way in the practice of engineering that needed to be addressed in the education of future engineers.
Furthermore, these debates may also be reflected in the practice of engineering due to its relationship with the sciences.
Integrates classical readings that provide an overview of ethics with a survey of case studies that focus on ethical problems arising in the practice of engineering.
In the practice of engineering, breaking wave is much more dangerous for the stability of composite breakwater built on porous seabed than non-breaking wave in offshore area.
These relations are valuable in the practice of engineering design since they provide a direct, compact and efficient representation of the ultimate strength of circular CFT columns.
While tools that "understand" the physical world have become invaluable in the practice of engineering design (complete cars are designed and their technical performance modeled computationally), computational support to bridge the human side of design is still in its infancy.
Anette "Peko" Hosoi, associate dean of engineering and the Neil and Jane Pappalardo Professor of Mechanical Engineering, provided an update on the New Engineering Education Transformation NEETT) pilot initiative, centered around interdisciplinary projects to prepare students for the practice of engineering, specifically in emerging areas such as autonomy and living machines.
We are convinced that the engagement in the practices of engineering design is as much a part of learning science as engagement in the practices of science.
And although Kirkaldy maintained a range of visual styles to communicate with different audiences, making rhetorical use of several technologies of inscription, from hand drawing to photography, nevertheless, his work does in fact demonstrate new uses of the concept of objectivity in representation when up against the practices of engineering.
In 2008, he was recognized with the ASCE Computing in Civil Engineering Award for outstanding achievement and contribution in the use of computers in the practice of civil engineering.
Second, the role of mathematics in the practice of software engineering, which is sometimes called "formal methods".
