The phrase "application may lead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential outcomes or consequences of using a particular application or software.
Example: "The application may lead to improved productivity if used effectively."
Alternatives: "application could result in" or "application might cause".
The unique preparation and sensor application may lead to new exploitation for graphene aerogel in future electronic device.
This application may lead to label-free optical imaging of neuronal activity [ 23].
Indeed, after GT, an 8-year-old child displayed comparable light sensitivity levels to age-matched controls, indicating that early GT application may lead to greater visual improvements.
We propose that activating the macrophages loaded with SO and remodeling the extracellular matrix in the trabecular meshwork by laser application may lead to increased aqueous outflow in glaucoma secondary to emulsified SO as in other types of OAGs.
The use of engineered nanomaterials in a variety of industrial applications may lead to environmental or occupational exposures.
The optimization results show that the exclusion of the in-plane restraints, which arise in several engineering applications, may lead to errors in the stability analysis and consequently in the design of laminated plates against buckling.
The unexpected observing environments in dynamic applications may lead to partial and/or complete satellite signal outages frequently, which can definitely impact on the positioning performance of the Precise Point Positioning (PPP) in terms of decreasing available satellite numbers, breaking the continuity of observations, and degrading PPP's positioning accuracy.
The proposed design S N curves have been compared with others (which are based on tests under in-air conditions) and it has been shown that the application of such previously available in-air design S N curves to sheathed spiral strands in deep water applications may lead to unsafe designs.
It was concluded that (i) annual fertilizer applications may lead to soil structure deterioration under sugarcane regardless of the harvesting method practiced and (ii) increasing additions of organic matter (through mulching) do not always correspond to an improvement of soil aggregate stability and related soil properties.
As a result, incorrect or outdated information from healthcare applications may lead to medico-legal consequences and users instead of software companies are responsible for them.
Usage of these methods without any change in their design parameters in robotic-assisted applications may lead to erroneous posture estimations, given the influence of the exoskeleton on human motion patterns.
