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Discover Ludwig"practice has shown" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to evidence from past experience. For example, "Practice has shown that new staff members need extra support in order to get up to speed quickly."
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The practice has 2,800 patients, and, as best as Dr. Agatston can recall, only three of them had a heart attack last year.
The study practice had 5164 registered patients, smaller than the 7000 in the average UK practice.
The median list size of practices was 8,257 patients, but there were fewer smaller sized practices than is typical nationally; six practices had >9,000 patients, seven practices had between 3,000 and 9,000 patients, and three practices had <3,000 patients.
The practice, which has 9,000 registered patients, has had to seek temporary accommodation five miles (8km) away in Penrhyncoch.
Labour leadership contender Owen Smith has flagged up his team's research showing private practice has doubled since 2010.
The practice has been stopped since 2008 and the ashes are now put in urns and buried at sea.
Therefore, there are no indications that practice has changed since 2007.
This practice has remained constant since 1996 (when ICD-10 was introduced in Brazil).
The 11th Infantry Division, nominally 9000 men strong, in practice had only 1500 soldiers in first-line units.
The practice has been proliferating ever since.
"My practice has virtually tripled since 1995".
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