The phrase "adverse applications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing negative or harmful uses of something, often in legal, technical, or medical discussions.
Example: "The study highlighted the potential adverse applications of the new technology in vulnerable populations."
Alternatives: "negative implications" or "harmful uses".
Safety variables included adverse events, application-site dermatological reactions and vital signs.
For example, a team of health care professionals face the challenge of identifying potential hazards and adverse occurrences (application area: risk management) when planning a new service development (project life cycle stage: new service development).
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On the surface, this may not seem like a concern for elderly homeowners, given that they are unlikely to buy another home or make a sizable purchase, but it can have an adverse impact on applications for car and personal loans.
The pre-copy technique reduces VM downtime and adverse effects on application performance if VM is executing the read-intensive application.
23, 47, 48 The most common adverse events of application of tacrolimus ointment (~60% of patients) are limited to the site of application, such as pruritus and "skin burning", with burning sensation, pain, stinging, erythema, soreness and flushes especially after alcohol ingestion.
Room temperature ionic liquids (RTILs) with high safety characteristic usually have high viscosity and melting point, which is adverse for the application of RTIL-based electrolytes in Li-ion batteries.
The antibiotic caused no adverse affects after application to the skin of minipigs.
For our biophysical application, adverse effects of peptide-insertion on protein levels or OM insertion were unwanted.
No patients in this multiple comorbidity subgroup had gastrointestinal adverse events or application site dermatitis (Table 4).
