The phrase "time for practising" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific period or opportunity for practicing a skill or activity. Example: "I reserved some time for practising the piano this evening." In this sentence, "time for practising" indicates that the speaker has set aside a specific block of time for practicing their piano skills.
People want a lot more of your time, it becomes a bit difficult to cram everything in and leave time for practising golf and doing what got to you where you are.
Using video to flip the classroom is another possibility where learners access the lesson content they would normally learn in class, at home which frees up more class time for practising and accessing higher-order thinking skills.
Her mother became overly ambitious: Maria was tutored at home to leave more time for practising and was urged to accept too many engagements too soon, causing her to describe her childhood as "not a happy one" because there was no time to play or have friends.
As acknowledged by participants in surveys, as is often the case in reform programmes, lack of real time for practising and addressing the in-class reform activities emerged a constraint on the quality and depth of the discussions.
Healthy Conversation Skills training consisted of three 3 h group sessions over 3 5 weeks to allow time for practising and reflecting on skills, delivered by a team of researchers experienced in group work and behaviour change.
Therefore, we calculated a linear regression between time spent practising golf (as criterion) and age of commencement of playing golf (as predictor) and calculated time spent for practising golf corrected for the influence of age of commencement.
In smaller hospitals, the conditions for practising full-time ICM will always be limited.
The reward for practising at least three times a week is increased fitness and a calmer mind.
"Personally I think it was rammed down our throats a bit much at the time..".... GP was seen as useful for practising clinical skills such as communicating and examination and all the graduates wherever they worked at the time of interview felt they understood the relationship between primary and secondary care.
Perfect for practising the perfect dive.
Very handy for practising those emergency stops.
