"individual practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when one wants to talk about an individual or a person practicing or doing something. Example: "Joe was able to improve his basketball skills through individual practice."
Content is delivered in a variety of formats, including didactic presentations, discussion, individual and couple learning activities, practical demonstration and individual practice.
What the Baby P case calls into question is not so much the structures or systems, more the individual practice.
This article was amended on 12 January 2015 to clarify that it was referring to GPs' commissioning budgets, rather than to individual practice budgets.
This is, and must be, the guiding premise of all religious and individual practice, for it is the message of caring and understanding for all peoples.
Eremitic (solitary) monasticism, favouring the personal and individual practice of prayer and asceticism, often competed with cenobitic (communal) monastic life, in which prayer was mainly liturgical and corporate.
The players have had plenty of individual practice in matches that give each team a single innings of 20 six-ball overs.
There are two main types of HMOs, the prepaid group practice model and the medical care foundation (MCF), also called individual practice association.
When the Jets last practiced at Rikers, there were no individual practice sessions for players, because all team buses had to arrive and leave the grounds at the same time.
When the national reports of the nineteen-thirties proved that obstetrics had failed to do so, and that incompetence was an important reason, the medical profession turned to a strategy of instituting strict regulations on individual practice.
Individual practice will always vary and reflect differences in local experience, technical provisions and clinical requirements.
