The phrase "application exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to software, security, or risk management, often referring to the visibility or accessibility of an application to users or external entities.
Example: "The recent security audit revealed significant application exposure, which could lead to potential data breaches."
Alternatives: "software visibility" or "application accessibility".
Due to the specific agricultural practices that go along with the cultivation of these herbicide-resistant plants, there are, for example, specific patterns of applications, exposure and occurrence of specific metabolites and an emergence of combinatorial effects that require special attention.
The comprehensive individual field-measurements on non-dietary exposure collected in the Children's-Post-Pesticide-Application-Exposure-Study (CPPAES) were used within MENTOR/SHEDS-Pesticides, a physically based stochastic human exposure and dose model.
The use of gloves during mixing, loading, or application reduced exposure and modified the exposure levels in other covariates.
Application of exposure indicators capable of incorporating these biologic influences in exposure estimates will result in increased correlation between the exposure indicator and the dose at the site of action.
The concepts and application of exposure science are still developing, especially considering exposures to young children.
To further the development and application of exposure markers in field investigations in reproductive epidemiology, we have synthesized recent examinations of the issues surrounding exposure measurements in reproductive epidemiology.
253 MA alloy and PM 1000 alloy are used for application requiring exposure to high temperature.
Although for this particular application the exposure time is fixed at one year time interval, the proposed method is applicable to the situation where the length of exposure time may be different for different children.
A methodology is described for addressing the smoke toxicity component of fire hazard in a manner that permits the flexible application of exposure criteria according to desired fire safety objectives.
