"practical outlet" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a means by which a person can express themselves or their work in a meaningful way. For example, "Working on the student newspaper provided me with a practical outlet to express my interest in writing."
Open Tues-Sun 9am-5pm Eastreetdun street du jour and less crowded than hyper-hip Broadway Market next to London Fields park, the practical outlets on Chatsworth Road (chatsworthroade5.co.uk) have, in the last few years, been joined by trendy cake shops, restaurants and delis, tempting a steady stream of locals.
In this case, efforts may be best focused on identifying practical outlets in the children's homes and communities for their high activity needs.
Far from being an academic exercise, the CEL at Gordon will give our students practical, meaningful outlets for the holistic thinking skills they acquire here.
Successful design and operation of hydraulic structures require more effective and reliable tools to be used in a variety of practical problems, including bottom outlets, intakes and/or spillways.
Examples of practical implementations for inlet and outlet boundaries as well as slip and no-slip walls are presented.
3Doodler on the other hand, is heavy, big, difficult to use and is power supplied by standard power electrical outlet that is not practical," says co-founder Anton Suvorov, when asked how the product differs from the 3Doodler.
The basic goal is to give local communities an outlet to seek answers to practical questions about local life, routine and more.
In the process of upgrading private drugstores and formalizing the sale of antibiotics from these outlets in resource-constrained settings, their "practical knowledge" as well as their perceptions must be taken into account in order to attain rational dispensing practices.
Its generality allows one to extend sensitivity analysis to other quantities of practical interest, such as yield and selectivity at the outlet of a reactor of fixed length.
