"Practical translation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a translation of something that is meant to be practical and useful. For example: "The practical translation of the ancient text proved invaluable in aiding the scholars' understanding of the culture."
Another instrument is the ICF Checklist [ 28, 29], which is a practical translation of the ICF for clinical practice.
The first, more practical translation is that of a "contour" or "outline".
President Rouhani's platform of prudence and hope is a practical translation of the idea of dialogue among nations into the realm of politics.
The practical translation is this: as time has passed, the likelihood of moving Miss America from Atlantic City seems to have lessened.
Diet instructions that include practical translation of nutrition principles to daily eating habits are able to bring about substantial dietary change.
Applied health services research, in particular, focuses on practical translation and uptake of research findings [ 1].
In 1921 Wilson met A. H. Fox Strangways, editor of the newly founded journal Music and Letters; they discovered a shared interest in making practical translations of Lieder texts, Wilson having only recently encountered Schubert Lieder, and collaborated on and published volumes of Schubert, Schumann and Brahms translated into English.
Sustainability is a vague concept for which practical field translation remains problematic.
When researchers are involved in real-world, ethical decision-making on practical terms, the translation from philosophical reflections to practice can be realised in several ways.
Practical methodologies of translation (including KT) in biobanking will likely include collaborative multiple stakeholder networks (hybrid forums) to build on the existing transdisciplinary science networks.
If UHC became the new 'single overarching' health goal, with the political normative power the MDGs do seem to have, what can people expect this goal to achieve, and would that outcome really provide the practical or political translation of what people can legitimately expect from the right to health?
