"practice work" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to refer to the process of doing something repeatedly in order to improve a skill or gain proficiency. For example, "I'm going to set aside some time each day for practice work on my piano playing."
The questionnaire contained items on current working conditions, demographic data and participants' future plans (hospital physicians: concerning future practice work; for physicians rejecting a career in outpatient care, the main barriers were assessed; and for physicians in outpatient care their intention to give up clinical work).
The current law and the guidelines for practice work; compassion is shown, the vulnerable are protected.
"But when a case needed to be prosecuted for the county, I had to leave the private practice work behind".
"I would wake up, eat, practice, work out, eat and sleep, then I would go and play.
"He got the message that everyone needs to come to practice, work hard and be accountable," Mack said.
However, new principal social worker roles are opening up for experienced social workers, bridging the gap between strategic management and practice work.
Practice, work ethic: differences that aren't apparent at age thirteen will, in their presence or absence, become magnified by the time you hit your forties or fifties.
They know they need to make radical changes to how hospitals and general practice work in the future, and that mergers and other difficult decisions will be required.
Mensah and James also accused Coach Ron Everhart of forcing them to practice, work out and play before they had recovered.
I qualified as a chartered accountant in the early 80s and spent the first few years in audit before moving to more general practice work.
"But now we learn that the workers building world cup stadia – labourers the authorities have shown off as best practice – work for as little as 45p an hour.
