The phrase "practical environment" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a situation or environment that requires the use of practical skills or knowledge to manage or solve problems. For example, "Being a nurse requires working in a very practical environment, where assessing and responding to patients' needs is key."
Internships allow students to apply training in a practical environment and establish contacts for permanent employment.
In fact, using these methods is necessary for load frequency control problem in a practical environment.
Risk modeling and decision-making tools need to be developed and applied in a practical environment.
Finally, the system is put into a practical environment; after 8 months of experiments, the total energy-saving is 22.44%.
In practical environment a block cipher is implemented in one of the modes of encryption like ECB, CBC, CTR.
The economic competitiveness of microsphere photocatalysts in practical environment photocatalysis was compared with that of nanosized ultrafine particles.
The evaluation in practical environments indicates benefits such as an increase of the awareness of quality defects.
This work lays the base for more detailed in-situ investigations on the interaction of porous carbon materials with hydrogen in practical environments for hydrogen and methane storage.
Another crucial difficulty posed by the implementation is the additive noise existing in the practical environments that may also cause feature mismatch and false judgment.
Prismatic concrete specimens made with 50% replacement of cement by fly ash were made and cured to simulate concreting in various practical environments during summer and winter in western Japan.
However, noise in some practical environments is a mixture of different sounds generated by different sources, where the existing algorithms designed for single noise sources may not be optimal.
