The phrase "application in law" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular concept, principle, or rule is implemented or utilized within the legal field.
Example: "The application in law of this principle has significant implications for future cases."
Alternatives: "legal application" or "implementation in law".
Indeed, beyond its applications in law enforcement, proponents of the voice-based technology see its utility in everything from telemarketing to matchmaking.
We have investigated the suitability of Drosophila receptors as detectors for volatiles with applications in law enforcement, emergency response, and security.
The practice ensues from the German notion of Ebenbürtigkeit, or Gleichbürtigkeit (evenness or equality of birth), which in the European Middle Ages had a widespread application in German law.
Watson has many potential applications in medicine, law, science, and other fields, but its prospects for a career in television are no better than Brad Rutter's.
The same technology also has applications in local law enforcement, insurance and the oil industry, all of which generate large amounts of place-specific information.
In mid August, Joey spent a couple hours filling out a transfer application in Muse's law office.
But the case is far from over, resonating loudly for what it says about high-level corruption and the uneven application of law in Iraq.
In a letter to the judge, Conyers wrote that "substantial questions exist with respect to the application of law" in Fairooz's case, and asked for leniency. .
Mr. Shanmuga said the court had ruled that the home minister, who grants publishing permits, must reconsider Malaysiakini's application in accordance with the law.
The number of applicants to the Penn State law school did fall nearly 30 percent, to 3,458 from 4,848, outpacing the national downturn in law school applications.
