"practice for this" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to rehearsals or preparations for something. For example, "We should spend time practicing for this recital to make sure we give a great performance."
It is standard practice for this to include a small cross government team".
"It's very disappointing because I had plenty of time to prepare and practice for this," added Murray.
There was no sign of panic or that this might be the last practice for this group.
The players left the ice with smiles on their faces despite the rather long practice for this time of year.
"They need the practice for this one," Ms. Chen explained, as recorded music played and a coach shouted cues.
The absurd racial theories are there – but they are also undermined by practice; for this is a book that is curious about, compassionate for and warm towards most of the people it describes.
The current best-practice for this technique is described in the recently published CIRIA report 'Strengthening Metallic Structures using Externally-Bonded FRP'.
The skies were clear, the course was crowded and practice for this week's British Open began in full force today.
Lyn St. James, 54, who began racing sports cars in 1976 and became the second woman to compete at the Indianapolis 500, announced her retirement on Sunday before the start of practice for this year's Indy 500.
Following an investigation into the crash, governing body the FIA is to trial a "virtual safety car" during first and second practice for this weekend's US Grand Prix.
"The key focus has been to take the meaning from it, and put that learning into practice for this week, both through our preparation and then onto the game itself," said Wallabies coach Robbie Deans.
