The phrase "surveillance practice" is a grammatically correct part of a sentence and can be used in written English.
This phrase typically refers to the act or process of closely monitoring an individual, group, or location for the purpose of gathering information or maintaining security. Example: The company's strict surveillance practices ensure the safety of its employees and protect against potential security threats.
Shami Chakrabarti, director of campaign group Liberty, said: "The government says it's only plugging loopholes but its existing blanket surveillance practice has been found unlawful.
But the surveillance practice at issue is not believed to involve the sort of bulk data collection that the NSA engages in.
Teens do not care that alternative services are less functional and sophisticated, and they are also unconcerned about how information about them is being used commercially or as part of surveillance practice by the security services, the research found.
A panel of three federal judges for the second circuit overturned an earlier ruling that the controversial surveillance practice first revealed to the US public by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden in 2013 could not be subject to judicial review.
Another group, Jamaat al-Muslimeen, an Islamic organization in the Caribbean once linked by the American authorities to a plot to blow up Kennedy International Airport in New York, was surprisingly mellow about Washington's surveillance practice.
It is unlikely the judges would compel the Justice Department to disclose the OLC opinion should they decide it was not central to and impactful of the FBI surveillance practice, which is described obliquely in a heavily redacted Justice Department inspector general's report from January 2010.
Before the twin towers fell, his company's Big Brother surveillance practices were painted as ominous.
"But this summer's revelations highlighted the urgent need to reform government surveillance practices worldwide".
Privacy International said the ISI had few legal checks on its surveillance practices.
In January, Obama announced a series of proposed changes to the NSA's surveillance practices.
These reports reveal the interconnections and surveillance practices occurring in the background of many popular apps.
