The phrase "malpractice of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the improper or negligent professional behavior of someone with a certain profession. For example: "The attorney was found guilty of malpractice of the law after her client lost his case."
So how do parents find the courage to discard the malpractice of overparenting?
It was, one of the correspondents appears to write, "madness and political malpractice of the party to allow this to continue".
We hope that the court of appeal will restore to me the opportunity to run a defence concerning the illegality and malpractice of the intelligence services.
The insurance companies now are using this manufactured crisis to ask the State Legislature to deprive the victims of malpractice of fair compensation.
Lord Bingham explained at paragraph 21 why the right to freedom of expression exists, and emphasised the vital role of the press in exposing malpractice of public officials.
For this week's installment of The Choice on India Ink, we have an essay about the malpractice of United States colleges and universities that misreport data to climb the college rankings charts.
This is a case of political malpractice on the part of state and national Democrats.
And, as the large-scale malpractices of police undercover units have driven home in the past couple of years, their successors are still at it today.
The worst malpractices of the press are not the ones that cause concern among the prominent people [but] the people whose private lives are paraded for public entertainment".
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Early breastfeeding jaundice occurs as a result of insufficient human milk which is mostly due to late initiation and malpractices of breastfeeding [ 30].
