"oral practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a practice of speaking that involves repeating something out loud, such as a foreign language, while not necessarily having a conversation. For example, "I'm doing some oral practice to try to perfect my Italian pronunciation."
The oral practice paid off.
In good time before the interview, switch your focus to oral practice.
Medieval-sounding chants in parallel fifths, inspired by the oral practice of tvísöngur (twin-song), collide with pinwheeling triads and brazen dissonances.
This written communication with the dead was confined to the very few literate members of the population, but it was probably part of a more widespread oral practice.
This course, which is required for the major, is designed to help the learner develop increased accuracy and sophistication in writing in Spanish for academic purposes and continued oral practice in Spanish.
An intensive exposure to advanced points of Portuguese grammar and structure through written and oral practice, along with an introduction to the basic principles of academic composition in Portuguese.
Risk factors, like several sexual partners and oral practices, were similar to those of HPV-associated cervix carcinoma [ 42, 43].
Those who scored below 2 points were regarded as having poor oral health practice and for those who scored 2 points and above were regarded as having good oral health practices.
How do intended outcomes for the work influence oral history practice?
The interview presented an opportunity to explore the complexity of oral history practice through a biographic lens.
Carlin plans to continue her own oral history practice in the pursuit of a PhD in Ethnic and American Studies.
