The phrase "verified in practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to something that has been tested in the real world and has been proven to work. For example, "This new method of teaching has been verified in practice to be successful in the classroom."
The reliability of magnetic fluid seal of tank panoramic sight has been verified in practice.
However, it assumes the combined bodies of evidence to be distinct, an assumption which is not always verified in practice.
Both of these models have been verified in practice, but the transition from GEM to CAG had been performed manually.
Then, based on the thin plate milling experiments, an efficient calibration procedure for cutter runout parameters and specific cutting force coefficients is given and further verified in practice.
Methods described in the article are not yet included in the Slovak technical standards and their application is very rare as they are not verified in practice yet.
The system was gradually implemented and its functionalities were verified in practice on farm scale at MTT's research farm in Finland.
New concepts of consistency, generalized monotonicity, and stability are introduced; among them, the generalized monotonicity and consistency, which are easier to verify in practice, are natural extensions of the corresponding notions of finite difference methods for first order fully nonlinear Hamilton Jacobi equations.
Unfortunately, similar to the RIP and the NSP, the RSP is hard to verify in practice.
The assumption that households make such rational choices seems difficult to verify in practice [4, 30].
However, these sufficient conditions are not easy to verify in practice.
However, the latter condition is strong and rather hard to verify in practice, though some examples and general criteria for this convergence are known (see, e.g., [3, 44]).
