The phrase "able to apply this" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability to implement or utilize a particular concept, skill, or tool in a practical context.
Example: "After completing the training, I feel confident that I am able to apply this knowledge in my daily work."
Alternatives: "capable of using this" or "able to utilize this."
Led by Cornell faculty and industry leaders, participants are able to apply this unique experience immediately in their daily activities.
It's a shame he hasn't been able to apply this talent for bringing together believers and nonbelievers to issues like climate change.
"I hope to be able to apply this method to other continents, such as North America, where there are large datasets of carbon isotopes," Caves said.
The idea is to be able to apply this new ACO method with parameter adaptation to a wide variety of problems without the need of finding the best parameters for each particular problem.
Indeed, if reference is made to Eurocodes, the method recommended to characterise structural joints is the component method and the "concrete slab in compression" component has been identified as the missing component to be able to apply this method to composite joints subjected to sagging bending moment.
If we find out later in the lab that it did, we might then infer that heart rate is a good indicator of a dolphin's recognition of different whistles, and will be able to apply this technique to future tests of whistle recognition.
Through these websites, you should be able to work out how much support you are likely to get and, if you have already applied for a higher education place, will be able to apply for this support online.
Consumers will be able to apply for this, however, but Google isn't giving it away to just anyone.
Consumers will be able to apply for this, but Google isn't giving it away to just anyone.
Is there anything from the "Breaking Bad" experience that you were able to apply to this show?
TBD: Obviously your two books are in very different categories, but what did you learn from your first book that you were able to apply to this new book?
