The phrase "practice submission" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of submitting or turning in a practice exercise or assignment, typically in an academic or professional setting. Example: "Each week, students will be required to complete a practice submission to demonstrate their understanding of the material covered in class."
Rather than endorsing the status-quo, Ephesians drops a countercultural bombshell and tells slave owners to practice "mutual submission" and acknowledge ultimate equality with their slaves.
While most of these papers will focus on practice innovations, submissions evaluating innovations in education, research and health-care administration are also welcome.
The MAGE-ML output of the application is designed to be compatible with best-practice for submission to ArrayExpress [ 12].
While robing the girl of her dignity and threatening her well being, the practice cements her submission to relinquishing agency over her own body, and becoming the agent for procreation.
As for the use of online practices, an overwhelming majority of students (88.1%) generated one or more practices before the submission of the online assignment, as opposed to only 11.9% of the students who did not generate any practices.
However, the NIH's "Just-in-Time" submission practices will allow applicants to send in those papers after they receive their application's review score and not at the time of submission.
Each client learns this from a series of experiential practices and weekly submission of experience logs, which I call the Dashboard form.
The duty doctor on call at each surgery on the day of the initial telephone call was invited to participate in a telephone interview at a later date regarding their stool specimen submission practices.
During the course of the project, the students are introduced to real-world engineering practice through written report submission of their designs.
"Importantly, whilst the community cannot control extreme weather hazard, it can exert significant power over its exposure and vulnerability through appropriate regulation and development practice," says the ICA submission, adding that primary efforts should be focused on mitigating measures aimed at reducing the "brittleness" of the built environment.
