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"practice in place" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used to indicate that an organization, group, or person is undertaking a practice, course of action, or method that is intended to remain in place for some form of continuous use. For example, you might say "We have been implementing a new practice in place to minimize waste in our office."
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"That then also drives the ambition for improvement because we work with the fishing companies to ensure that we get as much good practice in place.
As president, Trump will be automatically audited every year, an IRS practice in place for presidents and vice presidents since the 1970s.
That practice, in place for decades, rankled consumer advocates and lawmakers, who questioned why Wall Street misdeeds generated only token settlements that banks could easily afford.
But he acknowledged that any attempt at regulation would have to take into account the forces that have kept the practice in place for years.
And the suggestion is that what justifies the practice itself is that having such a practice in place is something of societal utility.
What follows is a stunning reversal of the usual practice: in place of an offensive comedy about "curative" wife-taming, we see Kate trying to rescue a madman she genuinely loves.
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The senior author's practice evolved after a review of our units' practice in placing lumboperitoneal shunts revealed an unacceptably high rate of complication and revision.
"We need to focus on putting these into practice in places that are behind".
Perhaps ironically, it kicked off when activists succeeded in banning the practice in places like Germany and Norway.
Do we have the right practices in place to debrief and learn as we go?
Without good practices in place, Royal Caribbean's reputational crisis could have taken a very different turn.
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