The phrase "a successive application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the repeated use or implementation of a process, method, or technique over time.
Example: "The study demonstrated the effectiveness of a successive application of the treatment over several weeks."
Alternatives: "a repeated application" or "an iterative application".
As a consequence, the successive application of approximation operations may imply in different results.
The proposed L-System model starts from an initial symbol and iteratively generates sequences of symbols, belonging to an alphabet, through successive application of production rules.
Though, the successive application of a group III and a group II phage reduced the numbers of C. jejuni in chickens most efficiently [ 21].
It is demonstrated that the successive application of an high-cycle fatigue load has a consistent effect on the fatigue life, namely the existence of a constant high-cycle fatigue strain range threshold below which the fatigue life is unaffected but severely reduced when above.
Static stress strain properties of multiphase steels were modelled by the successive application of a Gladman-type mixture law for two-phase steels.
The aim of this study was to investigate if, in spite of access only to a limited amount of data, successive application of three selected modeling techniques may provide useful information in the evaluation of the two patient-rated assessment instruments PHQ9 and AS-18.
The answer is "yes," but it requires extending the idea of a sure-thing strategy to its successive application in different stages of play.
Caspase-3 was detected with rabbit anti-cleaved caspase-3 IgG overnight at 4 °C followed by a labelled streptavidin biotin staining method consisting of successive application of secondary antibody streptavidin, biotin horseradish peroxidase and cyanine-3 tyramide (Srinivasan et al., 2005).
Basically, the SLLM is an iterative method for solving differential equations such as (16) which begins with an initial approximation Z 0 of Z. Successive application of the SLLM generates approximations Z 1, Z 2, … , where Z r = [ Z 1, r, …, Z m, r ] for each r = 0, 1, 2, … .
Successive application of urban waste compost to a calcareous soil increased organic and inorganic P concentrations in soil and caused higher P uptake by ryegrass and three other horticultural plants (Carbera et al. 1991).
