"the design practice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of creating or executing a design, and can be used in various contexts. Some examples are: 1. "The design practice of this company focuses on sustainable and eco-friendly solutions." 2. "As part of our design practice, we conduct extensive user testing to ensure a seamless experience for our clients." 3. "The design practice employed by this architect incorporates elements of both traditional and modern styles." 4. "In our design practice, we prioritize functionality and aesthetics to create the perfect balance." 5. "The design practice in the fashion industry is constantly evolving, with new trends and techniques emerging every season."
In this paper, we describe the method for the formation of spatial mechanical structures of flexagon grids, which aims to improve the technical and constructive qualities of dynamic mechanical systems and enrich the design practice of designers and artists with new materials that harmoniously combine both technical and expressive properties.
One of the winners, designer Alastair Parvin from the design practice 00:/, wants to see a more democratised approach to house building.
What about the design practice Dunne & Raby's work United Micro-Kingdoms which has just finished showing at the Design Museum in London?
Working under the varying umbrellas of the design practice O-R-G, the publishing imprint-cum-bookstore-cum-design entity Dexter Sinister (alongside Stuart Bailey), and, most recently, as part of the publishing project the Serving Library (with Bailey and Angie Keefer), Reinfurt has explored design's ability to provide us with much needed pauses from the familiar.
Concerns are expressed regarding the current application of the numerical approach in the design practice in cases for which the computational results may not be adequate.
The design practice is meant to help participating companies with their UI and UX needs – something that's often lacking in the cleantech space.
The design practices used to mitigate TID effects are presented and discussed in detail.
Two ten-story steel buildings with composite floor systems were designed following the design practices in the US.
The findings of this study may be utilized to improve the design practices of buildings as well as non-structural components attached to buildings.
The efficiency of attenuation under consideration of the best design practice today is the basis for the revision of ISO 7096 for the testing seats for earth moving machinery.
By means of two case studies set in different development stages and scales, the third section will illustrate our theoretical framework for the urban design practice.
