The phrase 'practical room' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a special room in a house or school that is used for activities such as cooking, crafts, music, or physical education. For example, "The school has a practical room where they teach art classes."
There was no practical room in school.
"It's a very practical room," Mary Lou Long said.
For other schools where the skill laboratories did not yet exist, the practical room was important only for parasitology.
The concept of learning in a practical room was in the past only applied to teaching laboratory skills, but now most schools want to develop a new style skills laboratory for practice of clinical and other skills.
Wang, M. et al. Reversible calcium alloying enables a practical room-temperature rechargeable calcium-ion battery with a high discharge voltage.
Mr. Socarides is likably hateful as an architect who recommends eliminating the formal dining room and turning it into two more practical rooms.
The practicals Rooms at the Excelsior Vittoria in Sorrento start from L390,000 (approx £130) for a single, L435,000 for a double.
"The mother told me she wanted all her children to marry young, to move out of the family house and start having children immediately because this is what she did, and because it is a practical way of making room for the younger children in her crowded house".
Due to the requirements imposed by the number of parallel sessions, there is no practical way to change rooms at the last minute if a particular talk or session is in such high demand that it exceeds the capacity of its reserved space.
"But mainly, it was a really practical way to create another room".
You can eliminate this problem by installing floating shelves- they're lightweight and easy to hang, and they're a simple and practical way to decorate any room.
