The phrase "amount applied to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving financial transactions, allocations, or applications of resources to specific purposes or accounts.
Example: "The total amount applied to your account will be reflected in the next billing cycle."
Alternatives: "sum allocated to" or "total assigned to".
Bush administration officials say it will be used primarily to run the Iraqi government, with a small amount applied to rebuilding efforts; the entire amount will not be spent on reconstruction.
Also, anyone who chooses the nonrefundable reservation will get an additional 25% of their reservation amount applied to the purchase of their Elio.
Therefore, the use of a single enantiomer could result in a reduction of the amount applied to treat pests minimizing the environmental impact and the cost of use.
Stick to only a small amount of water for best results; if you do decide to use a cleaner, make sure it's labeled as safe for computers, and use only a very small amount, applied to the cloth (not the keyboard itself).
That amount, applying to both the traditional I.R.A. and the newer Roth I.R.A., would rise to $5,000, in phases, by 2003.
Does that amount apply to both? – Mary All 529 plan accounts owned by a dependent student or the student's parents are reported as parent assets on the student's Fafsa.
The problem with existing incentives (the employee gym, the fat tax, etc). is that similar dollar amounts apply to everyone from the janitor to Bill Gates Bill Gates.
When the same bcd mRNA amount was applied to these two embryos, such a convergence was not observed (data not shown).
This amount was applied to each drug, and the actual dose of the drug (not a chlorpromazine equivalent dose) was calculated as shown in Tables 2 and 3[ 11].
Any leftover amount is applied to your PayPal account and you can use the credit on a future eBay purchase.
