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In French we say "good practices" (bonnes pratiques) so at least there is room for improving them ;)

• shangxiao 5y ago
  "Good practice" is also common in English. When folks use the term "Best Practice" I often ask them whether they in fact mean the former.
  • jimnotgym 5y ago
    ...and I think many people do mean the former. I am a big fan of convention and good practice. It allows you to concentrate on the important stuff.
• Agentlien 5y ago
  Similarly, in English there's the saying "practice makes perfect". In Swedish we instead say "övning ger färdighet" meaning "practice gives skill".
  • tome 5y ago
    In English there's also the saying that "practice makes permanent" which is cautionary and I think more accurate.