The phrase "again applies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a rule, principle, or condition is relevant once more in a given context.
Example: "The same rule that was previously mentioned again applies to this situation."
Alternatives: "is applicable again" or "is relevant once more".
We'll see soon enough whether London is really the show's "spiritual home" - or if the adage that you really can never go home again applies to theatre, too.
I think Walter recognised the need for that when he started in this job and I think the need to make the national team worth playing for again applies now as well.
It is also clear that banks have increased the scrutiny they apply to lending requests and this again applies as much to charities as any other sector – the bar has been raised and charities need to react accordingly.
It will have an early opportunity to demonstrate that it is prepared to do this when the World Health Assembly meets in April and Taiwan once again applies for observer status, which can be granted (if Beijing agrees) without raising sensitive sovereignty issues.
The substitution effect once again applies, though it was largely ignored and still is by TARP/bailout enablers on both sides of the political aisle.
The sale, again, applies both online and in-store, so if you're local GameStop doesn't have what you're looking for just hop online.
Some have even said they will never again apply for a job within the BBC.
He then flew to Austria, where he again applied for asylum in the spring of 2014.
Manfred succeeded Selig in January, and Rose again applied to end the ban.
The Carthaginians again applied for peace and accepted the terms that Scipio offered.
Mr. Connelly said Mr. Smith was also required to sign an affidavit stating he would never again apply for police work.
