The phrase "a number of applied" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It can be used when referring to multiple instances or examples of applied concepts, but it needs to be followed by a noun to be meaningful.
Example: "A number of applied theories were discussed during the seminar."
Alternatives: "several applied" or "various applied".
The course considers a number of applied aspects of human perception with an emphasis on the display of visual information.
Field experiments have been an important element in the accumulated base of knowledge for a number of applied fields.
There are a number of applied lambda-calculi in which terms and types are annotated with parameters denoting either locations or locations in machine memory.
The strong coupling of applied stress and pore fluid pressure, known as poroelasticity, is relevant to a number of applied problems arising in hydrogeology and reservoir engineering.
We will also touch on a number of applied topics such as research in enterprise, consulting, and startup organizations, lean/agile techniques, mobile research approaches, and strategies for communicating findings and implications.
Interestingly, temporal-linguistic structure is prevalent in a number of applied NLP domains, so progress here may yield gains beyond mental health as well.
Practitioners who treat patients with musculoskeletal disorders generally employ a number of manually applied examination techniques [ 1, 2].
He has experienced a number of approaches: applied behavioral analysis, incidental learning, Floortime, sensory integration therapy, discrete trial training and just plain one-on-one good teaching.
Within months after the Penn Central bankruptcy, a number of railroads applied for Interstate Commerce Commission permission to abandon intercity passenger service.
The game also features a number of effects applied in real time, such as lens flares, dynamic lighting, and an optional focal blur.
Furthermore, a number of groups applied comparative genomic approaches to study evolution of disease genes.
