The phrase "practice case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a hypothetical situation used to test one's knowledge, skills, or techniques. For example, "The lawyer had to identify the legal issues in the practice case before being admitted to the bar."
To achieve a workforce competent in the IMCI approach it is essential that it is integrated into the curriculum for all cadres of health workers at all medical training colleges, and that the curriculum is revised to include a practical component when students can practice case management skills.
It was pled, tried and decided as a sales practice case, not as a research case".
The Alamance County sheriff's department in North Carolina is the only agency to have beaten the DoJ in a pattern or practice case since 1994.
Promotion of best practice case studies and events is essential to industry improvement, and social media applications are opening these to global input, sharing and inspiration.
Here Judith and her team look at defining Sky's market positioning, developing advertising products, producing game changing research and best practice case studies.
Brevity: In reducing 1,000 pages of guidance to 50, brevity is achieved – but ambiguity driven out of the previous documents by practice, case law and experience has been introduced.
But, in practice, cases are often hard to bring to trial, and courts are reluctant to prosecute and impose criminal penalties.
Implications for practice, case-based reasoning, and failure-driven memory theory are discussed.
To cultivate students' ability to use the pharmacology principles in medical practice, case-oriented self-learning and review has partly replaced lecture-based teaching in our pharmacology course.
The majority of everyday practice cases will consist of inflammatory diseases, either chronic or acute, and sometimes tumours.
However, these good practice cases relate to different and specific contexts, making it difficult to effectively apply these experiences to other cases.
