The phrase "ad hoc application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a solution or approach that is created for a specific purpose or task, rather than being a general or permanent solution.
Example: "The team developed an ad hoc application to address the unique challenges presented by the project."
Alternatives: "temporary solution" or "specific purpose application".
This disregards the difference between rules as guidelines for action and their ad hoc application in the real world.
In order to enable visual inspection and let non-expert human subjects approximate brushstrokes according to the first model, an ad hoc application was developed as a plug-in for the ImageJ image processing program [27].
M2 is an ad hoc application that tracks health care utilization across the MHS in support of health operations.
The ad hoc application of human dignity in relation to human cloning will undoubtedly impact how it is applied to future technologies.
Here, we globalized a Markovian segmentation approach used in a previous ad hoc application to detect strata boundaries (Kelkar et al. 2009) by making the recursive segmentation step-free and incorporating a posterior two-step clustering procedure, and thus introducing, for the first time, an unrestricted integrative algorithm to decipher segmental structures within long eukaryotic genomes.
Because the app hasn't been accepted to the Apple App Store yet, TheFind is going to hold a beta using Apple's Ad Hoc application distribution program.
A bench test example is provided to numerically demonstrate the efficacy of the scheme and illustrate the application procedure for potential readers/users with interest in their ad hoc applications and methodology expansion.
While a simulation is commonly performed for performance evaluation of an MPSoC, it often suffers from a lengthy run time as well as poor performance coverage due to limited input stimuli or their ad hoc applications.
Furthermore, they contain location data (e.g. from where a person calls) that makes people's movements easily traceable through the antennas to which they are connected or, even better, with ad hoc applications that register the GPS tracks.
