The phrase "a routine application of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the regular or standard use of a particular method, process, or technique in a specific context.
Example: "The team conducted a routine application of the new software to ensure all systems were functioning properly."
Alternatives: "a standard use of" or "a regular implementation of".
Each new flight should be an important test and source of data, rather than a routine application of past practices.
Christopher Chope of the United States Special Operations Command, said there was no evidence that the destruction of Able Danger documents had been anything other than a routine application of privacy regulations.
The movement failed, see ibid.; Dioguardi was explicitly approved in Conley; and "[i]n retrospect the case itself seems to be a routine application of principles that are universally accepted," 5 Wright & Miller §1220, at 284 285.
The proof is a routine application of the quantum stochastic calculus [19].
A routine application of Theorem 1.1 shows that system (1) with potential function F has infinitely many periodic solutions.
For a more mundane illustration, so-called cross-validation techniques represent a routine application of the UN idea in statistical settings (as pointed out by Schurz 2014, 92; also see Forster 2007, 592 ff).
It also has a routine application for the measurements of conventional anti-CCP2 of the IgG isotype and also delivers quantitative values in the low range.
Implementing knowledge gained in this study as a routine application allows a more accurate evaluation of the trait and reduction of SNT prevalence in the Swiss Brown Swiss cattle population.
In a forensic laboratory, the routine application of an automated DNA extraction and purification robot has to fulfil several conditions, like producing reproducible DNA's of sufficient quantity and quality from all the different forensic biological stains relevant to various carrier materials.
In any case, the inconsistent secretory productivity among recombinant proteins has always been a major obstacle for routine application of P. pastoris as an eukaryotic protein expression system in both research and industry [ 3].
