The phrase "a flexible application of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adaptable use of a concept, method, or principle in various contexts.
Example: "The project requires a flexible application of the new software to meet the diverse needs of our clients."
Alternatives: "an adaptable use of" or "a versatile implementation of".
The Court was able to do so by rejecting so called "strict construction" reading of the ACA, relying instead on a more flexible application of legislative intent to arrive at a progressive decision.
Allowing a second dimension, namely site-initiated activities, to monitor transitions, provided for a flexible application and empirical test of the EPIS framework and natural variation in the speed through which sites addressed action steps and accomplished their goal.
Dr. Remley, in an interview Friday, said that she and many other legal and medical experts believe that Mr. Cuccinelli was wrong in his interpretation of the law, that its wording allows a more flexible application of the construction requirements.
Romney tried to balance the conservative directives from church leadership in Utah with the desire of some Massachusetts members to have a more flexible application of religious doctrine.
Current approaches to delivering science in nursing programs should be reviewed in light of this evidence in order to prepare graduates to practice in a complex environment that requires flexible application of a diverse repertoire of knowledge and skills.
The improved algorithm was implemented in FORTRAN90 as a subroutine to allow flexible application of the code.
This means that our model will be able to handle evolutions according to the Lotka-Volterra models [6] or the Lorenz weather models [7, 8, 10], thus enabling a wider and more flexible application of such models.
A methodology is described for addressing the smoke toxicity component of fire hazard in a manner that permits the flexible application of exposure criteria according to desired fire safety objectives.
This article presents a systematic and empirically grounded approach to the flexible application of PTSD treatment research in a "true" clinical setting.
