"proper instruction" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of providing guidance or direction in a skill or activity in a correct and appropriate manner. Example: The teacher provided proper instruction on how to solve the math problem, ensuring that all students understood the concepts clearly.
And is the subject-matter supervision adequate to ensure proper instruction?
Showalter said Hale produced six runs for the team by giving players proper instruction on the basepaths.
"They need proper instruction," says Dr. Bamman, who is director of the university's Center for Exercise Medicine.
£33 I like that they've gone to the trouble of providing a proper instruction guide, with a nice set of exercises showing good, fundamental experiments.
To overcome fears, we must offer proper instruction to our young people; we must cultivate their understanding and their critical spirit.
The greatest risks may well be faced by immigrant day laborers hired to clean many of the buildings, often without proper instruction or gear.
A dangerous thing -- unless, of course, the book is coded, or deceptive, a hermeneutic trap waiting to ensnare those who don't have the benefit of proper instruction.
High school students use chicks to learn about comparative embryology, but given proper instruction, even kindergartners can become good surrogate hens.
There's little proper instruction, you often inadvertently complete future missions while wandering about and it features a levelling up process that makes no perceptible difference.
It is critical as well to get proper instruction on how to use weight-lifting equipment and learn the proper technique, Dr. Comstock said.
The problem, experts say, is not the lenses themselves, but the people using them -- preteenagers and teenagers who are buying them without prescriptions, and so without proper instruction in how to insert and care for the lenses.
