"practical opportunity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a chance or possibility that is realistic and feasible, rather than theoretical or idealistic. Example: "The internship program provides students with a practical opportunity to apply their knowledge and gain hands-on experience in their field of study."
This rise may be small in magnitude, but it represents a significant trend and a practical opportunity for unemployed workers.
At the next practical opportunity, I bundled up my Christmas money and went to Challenger & Hicks in Maidstone.
Then, check the possibility of working on live projects as that will give you a practical opportunity to use your digital marketing knowledge.
For Star Wars fans, the lab's presentation at Sundance will probably be a dream come true; for film-makers it's a practical opportunity to visualise and alter virtual worlds that eventually make up their film.
For a rich and powerful major college like Duke, they offer a practical opportunity to try out a new combination of players before the campaign for the Final Four begins.
If the judiciary is justified in keeping hands off special assessments on dissenters from government speech, it is because there is a practical opportunity for political response; esoteric knowledge on the part of a few will not do.
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The higher operating temperatures also provide more practical opportunities for heat recovery, which could significantly further raise overall system efficiency.
The consequences and practical opportunities of characterizing and elucidating networks offer enormous potential for biology, medicine and biotechnology.
Such locally treated greywater offers significant practical opportunities for increasing the total available water resources at a local level.
That means giving people practical opportunities to make a difference to universal issues like climate change - empowering people not preaching at them.
