"novice practitioners" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in formal writing to refer to people who are new to a particular field. For example, "The conference is open to both seasoned and novice practitioners in the field of finance."
Since catering to the legions of more novice practitioners makes the most business sense, most of the classes at yoga centers are geared toward the basic and intermediate levels.
We hope that our recipe-style presentation will serve as a guide, particularly for novice practitioners intending to use deep-learning techniques for computer vision.
The novice practitioners in phase three had a generally positive response, although this phase was limited by a small "n" and too brief a test period for competency to be assessed [4].
Education provider has a duty to prepare students who are job-ready novice practitioners.
His interests include clinical education and the development of novice practitioners.
An evidence-based educational resource, to enhance novice practitioners' ability to detect elder financial abuse, was subsequently funded for development by the E.S.R.C. in 2011 [ 18].
-- Anonymous All medical professionals must, at some point, work on actual human beings, and much thought has been given to how this can be done with a novice practitioner.
Supervising adult learners assumes the role of a novice practitioner which implies that supervising in its broadest sense must give way to facilitating learning in a supportive environment [ 32].
To foster the student's potential as a safe novice practitioner and uphold the patient's right to safety, professional development initiatives for educators regarding their roles and responsibilities is fundamental to supporting a contemporary curriculum aligned with the safety mandate.
These difficulties are particularly pronounced for novice usability practitioners.
We introduce a tool feature, usability problem instance records, to better support novice usability practitioners.
