The phrase "apparatus for this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device or equipment designed for a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The researchers developed an apparatus for this experiment to measure the effects of temperature on the reaction rate."
Alternatives: "device for this" or "equipment for this".
A liquid helium cryostat with optical windows is a key apparatus for this type of experiment.
To make textiles, yarn had to be spun; the earliest apparatus for this work consisted of a spindle and a distaff (a forked stick holding the unspun fibres).
"It's a very complex and multifaceted relationship, and on the Indian side there is a less formal developed apparatus for this kind of exchange".
It also deals with the idea that the synthesis of GABAA receptor subunits triggered by tolerance resides in dendrites and spines where mRNAs and the apparatus for this translation is located.
In 1932 Owen Wangensteen, at the University of Minnesota, advised decompressing the bowel, and in 1934 two other Americans, Thomas Miller and William Abbott, of Philadelphia, invented an apparatus for this purpose, a tube with an inflatable balloon on the end that could be passed into the small intestine.
In addition, the previous measuring time of 455 days for the study of the 100Mo 2νββ decay to the first excited 0+1 state in 100Ru has been increased by 450 days, and a new result (combined with the previous measurement obtained with the same apparatus) for this transition is presented: T1/2="[5.5−0.8+1.2 stat)±0.3(syst)]×1020 yr.
This finding is consistent with the biological specialisation of this apparatus for the detection of very small whisker movements or fine textures (Jadhav et al., 2009).
Participants sat at a custom-built three-shelved aiming apparatus for the duration of this experiment [for pictorial depiction see 34].
An alternative possibility is that the dog-leg route is preferred when going up in the unconstrained apparatus for the same reason as this route was preferred when detouring around the barrier that animals prefer to execute the easiest part of a journey first, as a way of minimising energy expenditure.
A comparison of the currently available designs of apparatuses for this purpose is also presented with the new proposed design.
I have not noticed any extra glands for secreting web fluid, but with my enhanced cognition it shouldn't be a problem to assemble an efficient wrist-mounted apparatus for simulating this.
