The phrase "ample application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a sufficient or abundant use of something, often in a context related to theories, methods, or practices.
Example: "The research demonstrated ample application of the new technology across various industries."
Alternatives: "extensive use" or "wide application".
It has ample applications due to the fact that many practical problems in mechanics, physics, and engineering may be converted to boundary value problems or singular integral equations [1 6].
This formalism has appealing expressiveness, enjoys nice computational properties, and constitutes an interesting solution to an ample class of application needs.
The above motivation of our work is of more or less theoretical mathematical nature but it is not difficult to give arguments based on an ample gamma of applications.
Advances in this direction will promote our understanding of basic cellular functions, as well as present ample opportunities for future application in therapeutics and bioengineering.
Statistics is a difficult topic to teach and learn and there is ample evidence that its application is often faulty in medicine [ 1- 6] as well as in many other scientific disciplines.
Spend ample time on your application materials.
However, current studies on the flame-synthesized nanocatalysts have largely remained phenomenological and design of the catalysts has been relatively unsophisticated for photocatalytic and electrocatalytic applications, where ample opportunities for future research are found.
Make sure you allow ample dry time between applications.
There is ample evidence to show that application of these skills in delivering self-management support to patients improved glycaemic and BP control compared to usual care, beyond the benefits afforded by medications alone [ 54– 54].
Nanosized metal particles are of great interest and important for their applications in an ample diversity of areas such as catalysis, optical devices, nanotechnology, and biological sciences [1 4].
