The phrase "amply applied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been applied generously or extensively in a particular context.
Example: "The principles of sustainability are amply applied in our new project, ensuring minimal environmental impact."
Alternatives: "widely implemented" or "generously utilized".
That applies amply to Boris Johnson who, of course, harbours leadership ambitions.
After the attachment of antigens, a secondary antibody conjugate labeled with biomolecules is applied to provide or amply detection signal.
Whatever hand cream you use, the trick is to apply it amply and often, every time your hands leave water.
As amply reported, after Bhopal disaster process safety got a boost worldwide and risk analysis got applied more generally.
Considering how much more easily prolonged electric action can nowadays be applied, would it not be well if someone would have the patience to repeat once more the exact conditions so amply described by Chambers, and so, if possible, clear up what is undoubtedly a very mysterious occurrence?
Those who work hard, apply themselves and play fair, they tell us, will be amply rewarded.
While the basic capability of LES has been amply demonstrated on a number of relatively simple academic configurations, there is still a lack of works applying LES to practical systems also performing detailed quantitative comparisons based on experimental data.
Asked in a question shown in text onscreen why he decided to carry out the attacks, Coulibaly responds: "It's perfectly legitimate, amply deserved … You and your coalition carry out bombings regularly over there, you kill civilians, you kill fighters – and why, because we apply sharia?
"History amply supports the proposition that it was an uncontroversial provision that merely confirmed the fact that no one interested in the enactment of the FAA ever intended or expected (it) would apply to employment contracts," noted the dissenters.
His wish was amply granted.
