"practise writing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to tell someone to practice their writing skills. For example, "Let's practise writing every day to improve our writing abilities."
Write match reports for fun and practise writing.
Study with reference to past paper exams, and practise writing the essay questions.
You should have practise writing an entirely new essay within the time limit but it helps to have learned off impressive openings and character descriptions which you can sprinkle liberally through any essay.
Ms Thomas says bringing in formal teaching, which gets children to sit down and practise writing, for example, too early would be counterproductive.
Practise written subtraction – ideal for early morning work.
In a calligraphy class arranged for her, the first lady, on her first visit to China, practised writing the Chinese character for "eternal" under the guidance of 16-year-old student Lu Yuhong.
Furthermore, students practised writing an elaborate case history report for psychosomatic patients.
48 After the first round of interviews is completed, the document is revised to address any problems identified from participant feedback, using good practise in writing and information design.
Instead, you need to reorganise the information in some way – whether by making notes of your notes, thinking about how what you're reading relates to other material, or practising writing answers.
"I started by memorising 30 to 40 words each day and practised speaking, writing, because it wasn't easy.
During slack periods she practised at writing articles, stories and poems.
