"practice translation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the act of translating written text from one language to another as a way to improve language skills. Example: As part of their language class, students are required to complete weekly practice translations from French to English to improve their fluency and understanding of grammar rules.
The service teaches you a language, but at the same time, you are also using some of the practice translations to translate real sentences for paying customers.
Knowledge-to-practice translation issues are extremely important for the successful integration of thromboprophylaxis into the community.
It provides a good balance between practice and theory: Practical translation activities score highly on the agenda, but so do more theoretical courses, dealing with linguistics and translation theories.
One of the best ways to practice technical translation is to translate (or re-translate) user manuals you have sitting around you at home---be it for a television set, a built-it-yourself table, a radio, a watch, etc.
The health care provider who is culturally competent is able to provide insight regarding the influence of race and ethnicity on mainstream health care practices and adjunctive treatments, and is able to translate theory into practice, this translation manifested by the design and execution of culturally appropriate interventions.
The translations were performed in accordance with current good practice in translation of international survey questionnaires.
Although a relatively new term, which is often interchangeably used along with translational science, implementation science, evidence-based practice, knowledge translation and research utilisation, the overarching goal of improvement science is to ensure that quality improvement efforts are evidence based.
Translations into Danish, German, Hungarian and Italian followed the International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research ISPOR Task Forcece principles of good practice for translation and cultural adaptation.
"Mehrotra has much to say of value – of urgency – on the matter of multilingualism, creative practice, and translation (in both its literal and figurative sense), issues that are pressingly important in today's world," McDonald said today.
