The phrase "application of a flame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, cooking, or any situation where a flame is being utilized for a specific purpose.
Example: "The application of a flame in this experiment is crucial for achieving the desired chemical reaction."
Alternatives: "use of a flame" or "employment of a flame".
On the other hand, only pure silica coatings, despite their very low add-on, have proven to protect cotton from the application of a methane flame for 5 s, favouring the formation of a thermally stable residue.
In addition, UV-cured 5 and 10QL have turned out to be capable to protect PC films from the application of a methane flame (3s) suppressing the dripping, the smoke release and the particulate formation.
A cooler flame will work, but the direct application of a more intense flame, such as that of a torch lighter, is often preferred.
The most important factor in achieving a successful result in the application of the flame straightening procedure on structural steel parts is, as of today, the operator's skill and experience.
(4) There must be no flame penetration of any specimen within 5 minutes after application of the flame source and the maximum allowable temperature at a point 4 inches above the test specimen, centered over the burner cone, must not exceed 205 °C (400 °F).
The Flame-Tracking (FT) technique implies continuous tracing of the mean flame surface and application of the laminar/turbulent flame velocity concepts.
All it took to accomplish this sorely needed retreat was a blowtorch application of the Olympic flame by two United States senators.
In a novel application of microgravity, spherical flames were employed to allow convection across the flame to be either from fuel to oxidizer or from oxidizer to fuel.
Segment algorithms of a flame object is a key problem in fire recognition based on video sequences applications and have a direct impaction improving fire recognition accuracy [23].
Fireproofing is achieved by the application of a finish that will cut off the oxygen supply around the flame.
To the best of our knowledge very little research is reported in literature on the application of flame emission spectroscopy for direct fuel quality evaluation.
