"practice set" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of activities or exercises you do in order to get better at or become more familiar with something. For example, "I'm doing a practice set of algebra problems to prepare for my math test tomorrow."
The Broads lend pieces to museums around the world through the Broad Art Foundation, a practice set to continue, but decided to build their own showcase.
I was just trying to imagine that I wasn't in the situation I was in, that I was just playing another practice set".
Should those who disapprove of the killing of animals according to kosher or halal practice set the universal slaughtering standards for Jews and Muslims?
The coroner, Louise Hunt, asked if at the time he knew of the Ministry of Defence's code of practice set out in a document entitled JSP539 stating that if there is a case of heat illness an activity should stop.
In fact, I had several previous careers before I found myself looking after Ogilvy Noor, the virtual practice set up by Ogilvy & Mather in 2010 to engage with Muslim consumers (1.8 billion people spending $2.3tn globally, for the record).
Social workers can provide an authoritative, reliable voice in ensuring that all parts of local authority functions are guided by the high standards of practice set by the professional regulator or by the College of Social Work.
His practice sets cost about $1,000; full sets run $6,000.
But mostly, Mr. Gallagher sells pared-down practice sets.
"There are a lot more practice sets than full sets out there," he said.
"It's harder to distinguish yourself in a practice setting," Warner said.
In practice, setting monetary policy rarely comes down to one equation.
