The phrase "practice of emptying" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the act or process of removing or clearing something out, often in a systematic or regular manner. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as describing a specific task or routine, a habit or tradition, or a societal or cultural norm. Example: The practice of emptying the trash bins every night ensures a clean and sanitary workplace for employees.
At Trattoria dell'Arte, a few days after the screening, Shadyac prefaced a lunch conversation by following the monastic practice of emptying his pockets of his possessions: a billfold wrapped in a black scrunchie, and a white scrunchie.
Apophatic preparation involves a practice of "emptying" out of other conscious content in order to "make room" for the apprehension of God, who is beyond our discursive, sensual natures (see Keating, 1996, Chapter 4).
Moreover, focusing on the practice of emptying flooded sugar fields into Lake Okeechobee (ie. "back pumping") is a grand form of misdirection.
Rather than the practice of emptying one's thought, this suggests an approach of consciously filling thought with something good, of meditating on a divine influence that acts throughout our day.
The high local variation with most ESBL-positive samples deriving from public garden B (Table 1) may reflect the relatively high number of samples (n = 40) collected in this garden, but otherwise is difficult to explain given the close proximity of the gardens (within a 7 km diameter zone) and the common municipal practice for emptying of waste bins.
The court stated that "the practice of empty voting presents a challenge to shareholder democracy … when a party has a vote in a company but no economic interest in that company, that party's interests may not lie in the well-being of the company itself".
Gastric emptying of the liquid meal was faster than emptying of the solid meal when considering half-times of emptying.
The theft problem was typified by pipeliners' practice of mailing empty boxes to pipeline camps.
Practice on empty envelopes first.
What it means: This is to stop the crazy practice of airlines running empty or partially empty flights.
After World War II, film studios began to move outside Hollywood, and the practice of filming "on location" emptied many of the famous lots and sound stages or turned them over to television show producers.
