"perception and practice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use the phrase in a sentence like this: "The key to success in any profession is a combination of perception and practice."
A massive discrepancy, in other words, exists between perception and practice.
It's often hard to draw the line between perception and practice, between how certain government regulations are viewed and how they're actually being enforced.
Final installment: Scientific Perception and Practice.
Questions were categorised to elicit patients' demographic characteristics, knowledge, perception and practice of various lifestyle-modification measures.
To explore the degree of knowledge, perception, and practice of emergency contraception (EC) within marital relations in Egypt.
In the process, Halprin illustrates how he helped to change the perception and practice of landscape architecture.
In the household survey a total of 40 questions on knowledge, attitudes, perception, and practices (KAP) were asked.
These macro-ideologies are the co-creative and directors of teacher perception and practices (Vasileiadis et al. 2013) that act as filters that legitimize serotypes in teacher perception and teacher practices (Vasileiadis et al. 2013).
This is the first study to assess risk status, knowledge, perception, and practices of PLWH towards CVD prevention in SSA.
After signing the informed consent, parents were asked questions about their perception and practices of child safety restraint.
Triangulation of the data clearly demonstrates that important changes in risk perception and practices in the study communities have already begun to occur in association with the campaign.
