"practice wisdom" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the wise decisions and actions that come from experience. For example, "I always rely on the practice wisdom of my parents when making important decisions."
However, an internal coach or mentor enhances the scope for sharing of practice wisdom... which is often not formally recorded or communicated.
This paper presents a framework which seeks to capture the 'lived experience' and practice wisdom of educational design.
There are at least two components to one's spiritual practice, Wisdom and Compassion, and associating with people, especially in difficult situations, helps us grow Compassion.
In view of this question, we will take up an ancient concept, which has lately been enjoying a remarkable renaissance in management theory and practice: practical wisdom.
And for all his practiced wisdom, Lieberman can't fix it -- which is Kaminsky's ironic reminder that the peacemakers, along with the meek, are still worlds away from inheriting the earth.
In ancient Greece they practiced "wisdom healing" -- using food to nourish the mind, body and soul.
Clinical judgment betokens a practical wisdom stemming from training and professional practice [ 26].
Judgment is a virtue that relies upon practical wisdom; it is established as a habit through practice.
The essay posits the construct of ecophronesis (ecological phronesis) as the ecological practical wisdom that people acquire from and use for ecological practice; describes the relationship between ecophronesis and Naessian ecosophy (ecological theoretical wisdom); and explores the relevance of ecophronesis to ecological practice, and actionable science.
Wisdom means practical wisdom, not scientific understanding.
