The phrase "a definite application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific and clear use or purpose of something, often in contexts like technology, software, or theoretical concepts.
Example: "The new software has a definite application in improving data security for businesses."
Alternatives: "a specific use" or "a clear purpose".
Due to hefty surface area, high reactivity and surface plasmon resonance, these nanoparticles were tailored for definite application by scheming into unambiguous size, shape and morphology leading to exhibit its broad spectrum of activity against multi drug resistance microorganisms [7 10].
In general, this approach is determined by advantageous formulations consisting of homogeneous blends of two (biphasic), three (triphasic) or more (multiphasic) individual CaPO4 phases possessing diverse solubility and, therefore, bioresorbability, while the optimum ratios among the phases depend on the definite applications.
Therefore, when a genetic disorder is strongly suspected, even in the case when traditional clinical genetic testing has difficulty in making a definite diagnosis, the application of NGS should be considered.
After careful discussion, we were unable to take a definite action on your application and have deferred making a decision at this time".
"This year is a definite jump up" in applications, said Dana Blanchard, admissions director at Hopkins School, a coeducational day school.
Even if size dimensions and pore architecture could fit lot of industrial technological applications, a definite limit in practical use of diatoms is due to the nature of their material: amorphous hydrogenated silicon oxide is scarcely conductive, so that it could not be used for any electrical application, including solar cells.
Basolateral application elicited a definite disturbance of the continuous lining, beginning at 24 h and resulting in a complete disappearance oat 48 and 72 h.
Nonetheless, interest is high, with Ian's company receiving applications "in the thousands from all over Europe, but with a definite UK skew".
