The phrase 'practising culture' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of participating in and preserving a culture and its traditions. For example: "The indigenous children were taught about their practising culture so they could honour the elders in their community."
Though an incomprehensible practice to some, cutting makes sense to people socialised in practising cultures.
When our people were put on missions, we were robbed of our ability to practise culture, sustain a healthy lifestyle and our economies were broken down.
For the purpose of this paper, we have limited ourselves to analysis of psychological welfare and health (ie, anxiety, depression, stress-related illness), defensive practise, culture, time off work and suggestions for improving the complaints process.
Therefore, participants of this study might have adapted to the 'Malaysian' culture whereby they share and practise the culture of others.
For centuries, the Yawanawá have practised a culture that has only recently been restored after a century of slavery and abuse under rubber-tapper barons and missionaries.
The tiny cuneiform lettering records, in Babylonian, how every man, woman and child would now be free to practise their culture and religion.
You can practise your culture, and practise your faith here.
Our study established that the regional inequalities in under-five mortality in Nigeria are mostly driven by the childhood mortality levels among Hausa/Fulani/Kanuri – the tribes that still mostly practise the culture of early motherhood, high fertility, too close births and worse still are mostly uneducated.
She said: "It was like there were soldiers guarding this period of the king - yes my father comes from royalty - without them knowing they were actually practising our rituals and culture, they were there in silence and when we as family members come in they would excuse themselves and just a few of them would be there to give us the time to be around my dad's bed".
Maintaining religious rituals and practising valued aspects of culture was seen as a way of promoting better mental health.
