The phrase "application formula" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, software, or any field where a specific formula is applied to an application or problem.
Example: "To solve the equation, we need to apply the application formula provided in the textbook."
Alternatives: "formula for application" or "applicative formula".
For wider application, formulae should include other processes, such as erosional effects occurring downstream of lee slopes, three-dimensional effects of flows, and a more realistic avalanching process.
It should be noted that the direct application of formula (3) is limited by the vanishing of the magnetic moment vector in the BP center, making it necessary to use the microscopic Landau - Lifshitz Equation.
The PIPs of the regressors can then be converted to an uncertainty assessment of individual influences on the dependent variable (the input variable to an energy model) by application of formula (15).
If the then-traditional manner of teaching mathematics could be changed to emphasize logical thinking (rather than routinized application of formulas), it was argued that perhaps mathematical training could improve reasoning ability in general.
Even elliptical expressions such as ita missa est have within them the capacity to allow further application of formulas such as cantata, dicta, etc.
Surveys of different types of applications of formula (6) are given for n=2 in (Richter 2015b) and for arbitrary n in (Richter 2012, 2014).
That has implications for accuracy, because colleges' financial aid applications and formulas often take into account much more data than their online calculators.
In our derivation we paid attention to practical applications, deriving formulas that can really be used in the design of an irrigation plant.
Application of simple formulas such as the Levin formula, however, may yield considerable overestimation of potential population impact of specific interventions.
