"practical living" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lifestyle that emphasizes practicality and pragmatism. For example: "The goal of practical living is to maintain a balance between having the resources necessary to enjoy the luxuries of life, while also focusing on creating a secure future."
Partly as a compensation for the overemphasis of orthodoxy upon doctrine at the expense of morals, Pietism summoned Protestant believers to greater seriousness of personal faith and practical living.
Thus, the only response in practical living for the Christian is to exist in a posture of hope and love: a spiritual ecosystem in which distress and trepidation - or fear - cannot survive.
This column is not titled "How to Avoid Jail" or "Is This Sanctioned?" It Is about how things ought to be — considered in a vacuum, but applied to practical living.
(p. 87) Faith, she says, evolved as a concept but was, by the 4th century, "purely a matter of commitment and practical living".
Those who look into practical living in auxiliary Los Angeles areas are often surprised by how well some of these neighborhoods and municipalities are set up.
I miss my parents' limited, practical live-and-let-live philosophy.
Sakina's Web site offers "practical live-fire training" in the United States on a 1,000-acre 1,000-acreange.
His attachment prefigures our rapturous, narcissistic fixation with phones and computers; the enormous devolution of our emotional and practical lives to technological apparatuses of one kind or another.
Such moves have the potential to reduce the gap between the experiences of Muslims in their daily and practical lives and their experience of mainstream legal and political institutions.
Like propositional attitudes, counterfactual conditionals have an important role in our practical lives.
Without these incentives, the "majestic ideas" of morality would have no connection with our practical lives.
