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HTML / CSS modules - best practice?

I am starting to pull independent HTML snippets into my own files and include them using the PHP keyword include.

I have a CSS file about 1,500 lines long. "I'm considering embedding inline CSS with relevant HTML files.

Of course, leaving the components that are used in different blocks of HTML.

This way I have HTML / CSS modular blocks that I just include on the server using PHP include

Is this the best practice? Yes / no why

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