The phrase "practices apply to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that certain actions or behaviors are relevant or applicable to a particular situation or group of people. Here is an example: "Company policies and practices apply to all employees, regardless of their position or role within the organization."
A transplant from the dusty, desolate American Southwest to almost-too-green Portland, OR, Ben remains fascinated with how sustainable practices apply to everyone in every city rather than just upper-middle class white folks.
Initial screening is specially recommended for MRSA, although the same principles and practices apply to Gram-negative MDR organisms, which actually now constitute the main threat.
As these practices apply to pig production in Sweden but not necessarily in other countries, differences in practices imply that results on health and biosecurity measures from other countries are not necessarily applicable to the Swedish situation.
These practices apply to all typical phases of biomedical research: proposing the study hypothesis and the methods for scientific approval, competing for funding, conducting the research and the formal statistical analyses which have been declared in the research protocol, interpreting and reporting the findings.
At issue is whether Texaco's agreement in 1997 to let the agency scrutinize its practices applies to hourly workers.
At issue is whether Texaco's agreement in 1997 to let the commission scrutinize its employment and promotion practices applies to hourly workers.
"We assess with high confidence that security best practices applied to target networks would prevent the vast majority of intrusions," it concluded.
Section 4.3 analyzes the process and practices applied to the design of the user interface.
and through other practices applied to gather feedback on the course, and enhance interaction among the members of the course.
Our system can help reduce the loses caused by the delay in identifying weeds, and hence, lead to quick remedial control practices applied to contain weed infestations.
The codes, standards, and recommended practices applied to any equipment specification should assure that the equipment can operate under those circumstances.
