The phrase "about its applied" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report discusses the implications about its applied methods in the study."
Alternatives: "regarding its application" or "concerning its use".
Too many people will be losing their jobs, and too many of the downward pressures that brought about its demise apply across the rest of the industry as well.
On the other hand, research stemming from poorly-defined questions often is unclear about its objectives, applies inappropriate methods in its pursuit of nebulous ideas, is vague in its proposed outcomes and, hence, is liable to be too far reaching in its conclusions.
It has recognized Beijing's sensitivities about its status by applying as a "customs territory" rather than as an independent nation.
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Although the company has been public about its ambitions to apply AI to health data before now.
The company has been curious about its drunk users, applying for a patent with the United States Patent and Trademark Office for a system that would use machine learning to determine the 'state' of a passenger.
Nope, come winter, the Yankee front office -- the same Yankee front office -- will just go about its usual business, applying the same Yankee front office strategy: Sign old players at astronomical prices to long-term deals, rewarding them for their past volunteer work in smaller markets.
Each year about 2,000 apply for about 200 spaces.
For Samsung, it's all about thoughtfully applying its brawn, which becomes all the more important when you reach the heights Samsung has.
Facebook had no comment about how it may apply its findings to honing the algorithm that decides what posts people see.
