The phrase "sanitation practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the practices used to maintain cleanliness, prevent or control the spread of disease, or limit the presence of environmental pollutants. For example, "Implementing proper sanitation practices is essential for preventing the spread of disease in an office setting."
Since the interface equilibrium must be established in a short time, in the sanitation practice and washing floats the phenomenon acquires a special practical significance.
The World Health Organization considers open defecation "the riskiest sanitation practice of all".
Open defecation — which the World Health Organization describes as "the riskiest sanitation practice of all" — is on the decline in many countries, according to a report released Monday by the W.H.O. and Unicef.
Treatment of water for drinking in plastic bottles is a good sanitation practice that has proved success globally and would need to be upscaled and outscaled.
Micellar architectures with polar and nonpolar cavities are thus structured as "solubilization", sequestration and transfer spaces of potential entities in the sanitation practice.
Only 6% of the mothers had no sanitation practice.
The United Nations has defended its sanitation practices and denied that the base could be a source of the infection.
Poor sanitation practices cost India US$53bn a year in economic losses (preventable death and disease, lost productivity, impaired educational achievement and lost tourism revenue).
So far, the program has trained 30,000 women in life and work skills, including communications, problem solving, safe water and sanitation practices, financial literacy and gender equality.
"The government has not done anything for us yet, so people are trying to improve the environment themselves, bettering their sanitation practices," Afose Sulayman, a Makoko resident, said.
To suggest that zoning the ocean to receive wastewater by any other criteria than public health protection flies in the face of decades of environmental sanitation practices.
