"Through a practice" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about habitually doing something or practicing a certain activity over time. For example: "Through a practice of daily meditation, I have found a sense of inner peace and contentment."
He used transparent water colours on ivory, allowing the tone of the ivory to shine through, a practice quite different from the solid painting of the 16th- and 17th-century miniaturist masters.
These are seen through a practice theory lens that emphasises practical activity and the tight linkage between strategising and organising.
"They are free spirits," said Ms. Kolinek's mother, Carol King, as the students ran through a practice round.
Airlines operating as partners are able to offer each other's flights to passengers through a practice known as code-sharing.
They do it through a practice that is akin to slavery and that maintains a workplace model that is underpinned by something approaching serfdom.
They are charged with inflating the company's revenue through a practice known as round-tripping, essentially passing money through other companies to get it back as sales.
Many post-millennials may well be part of the first generation spawned through such a practice.
We linked the 2010/2011 National GP Patient Survey with the 2010 GP Census data (to identify single-handed practices) through a unique practice code.
It has also been criticised for having a stock lending programme through JP Morgan a practice used for short-selling.
It's likely he'll then have to go through at least a practice before returning.
I led him through a yoga practice and wrote out the practice in small pictograms so he could do it again on his own.
