The phrase "practice series" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a group of practice exercises or activities that are designed to help someone improve their skills or gain more knowledge on a particular topic. Here is an example: "The students were given a practice series of calculus problems to complete before their final exam."
EPD has its own version of the Capstone workshop program called the Workshop in Development Practice, which is a required course for EPD students in their second year and is part of a two-course development practice series through which students gain practical skills and experience working with external clients on various development related projects.
Welcome to Week 1 of our new Skills Practice series.
This is what these two issues of the Best Practice series hope to achieve.
Windsurfer Gonzalo Giribet follows pianist Vijay Iyer and surgeon Terry Buchmiller in the Practice series.
Welcome to another week of our Common Core Practice series, which we do in collaboration with a ninth-grade humanities class in New Jersey.
She is one of the most experienced executive coaches in the UK, and series editor of the Coaching in Practice series for the Open University Press/McGraw Hill.
Playing a fighting game typically means practicing series of finger movements, developing and performing a personal style, and testing of one's abilities against another human or a computer.
Click here for more information on the Scientific Teaching in Practice Webinar series.
In practice, a series of doublings of the effective discretization in θ is implemented.
Mr. Einarsson's piece is one of eight commissioned by SculptureCenter for its annual In Practice Projects series, which is organized by Sarina Basta.
A few years later, Mr. Branscomb urged the Vanderbilt trustees to put into practice a series of reforms, including reducing the number of athletic scholarships.
