"personal procedures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a set of specific rules or practices that someone chooses to follow or impose on themselves. Example: "I have a few personal procedures I like to follow whenever I'm preparing for an important presentation."
Since Indian musical performance is based on improvisation, Indian musical pedagogy is therefore a more personal procedure, in which aspiring musicians will "apprentice" themselves to a guru, with whom they are thereafter identified; in the West this kind of organization is reflected in the rise of the group-virtuoso discussed above.
This is a very personal procedure, and they will likely feel insecure or judged.
Although this bi-directional rounding is utterly reasonable, your boss may resent your decision to set your own personal office procedures.
Forensic dentistry plays an essential role in personal identification procedures.
Other personal insolvency procedures in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are individual voluntary arrangements and debt relief orders, while another one in Scotland is a "protected trust deed".
Landscape management practices can also be utilized to reduce the risk of Lyme borreliosis as can personal protection procedures including regular tick checks.
"My understanding was that preparing to returning to the stage and to the public eye, Michael was undergoing sort of personal cosmetic procedures so that he could feel great and do a great job," Payne said.
Carers of infected children need to adopt personal hygiene procedures to minimise disease transmission.
In many instances, prescribed personal protection procedures and safe practices are not followed, because of uncomfortable working conditions.
PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE Procedures / tests / symptoms etc. which participants' state they know aboutTheir previous experience with other patients:Expression of academic / clinical knowledge which is not interpretation or evaluation.
