"practice movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of getting better at movement or physical activity through practice and repetition. For example, "Engaging in regular practice movement is essential for improving balance and coordination."
Nowadays modern-instrument performances of Beethoven's music that adhere to tenets of the historically informed practice movement are common.
It's particularly enjoyable to speculate about how these individuals may practice movement: social dance, yoga or, for some of the most endearingly maladroit, couch surfing?
If low-field MRI is used in clinical practice movement artifacts may occur.
However, due to brain plasticity, it is plausible to expect that training sessions (to practice movement imagination) improve signal-noise ratio and lead to better detection using MSC.
While the latter view underestimates that degree to which such a move further empowers the existing structural arrangement and inflicts damage upon those who undergo the regulations (82 3), the former fail to see how, in practice, movement away from some medical regulation is not going to be possible without also completely undermining access to the technology (90 1).
Meanwhile, there is a clinical practice movement to the use of real-time medical decision making tools like Adjuvant!
If at all possible, practice drill movements before arriving at boot camp.
Therapy robots are machines or tools for rehabilitation therapists that allow patients to perform practice movements aided by the robot.
The result, "Tap," consists of two animated characters, one male and one female, that the user can direct to practice movements or give performances.
Elson recommends dancers practice movements with slower and smaller attempts and then work up.
Previous studies of adaptation to dynamic perturbations that distort hand trajectories during reaching have stressed that with practice movements become both accurate and straight [1], [3] [5] or slightly curved in the direction opposite to force field [28].
