"orientation practices" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the activities, processes, or strategies used to familiarize someone with a new environment or situation. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in a workplace, school, or cultural setting. Example: Our company has implemented new orientation practices to ensure that all new employees are properly introduced to our company's culture and values.
This period of instruction focuses on military orientation practices and topics such as drill, uniform wear, core values, customs and courtesies, chain of command, and inspections.
However, recent research does not suggest that such "orientation" practices constitute an important source of undercounting (see Addison et al. 2016a).
We conducted a cross-sectional study with governing board chairpersons to assess board (1) structure, (2) roles and responsibilities and (3) training and orientation practices.
The survey included 3 domains of governing board functioning: (1) board structure, (2) board roles and responsibilities and (3) board training and orientation practices.
Romer invalidated an amendment to Colorado's constitution which named as a solitary class persons who were homosexuals, lesbians, or bisexual either by "orientation, conduct, practices or relationships," and deprived them of protection under state antidiscrimination laws.
Their emergence is attributed to different explanations of ethnic entrepreneurship, including cultural orientation, discriminatory practices in the larger society, the availability of ethnic and class resources, and market opportunity structure due to both local social economic and the larger political institutional environments.
They give direction to our core life experiences such as parenting, religious and spiritual orientation, financial practices and political ideology.
"Questions about sexual orientation, sexual practices, with whom you live, your religious beliefs or your ethnic background are also inappropriate although not necessarily illegal," she says.
Telephone interviews with the case-patients were conducted by using a standardized questionnaire pertaining to symptomatology of the illness, treatment, exposures, sexual orientation (including practices), and HIV status.
Training and orientation of practicing doctors by both RNTCP experts and private chest physicians who believe in evidence-based practice is of course essential but may not be sufficient.
"The church makes a big distinction between sexual orientation and practice," he said in an interview.
