The phrase "application of glass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the use or implementation of glass in various fields, such as construction, art, or technology.
Example: "The application of glass in modern architecture allows for more natural light and energy efficiency."
Alternatives: "use of glass" or "utilization of glass".
The development of glazing in China may have started with the application of glass paste to some of the later Zhou wares.
The limitations of the application of glass and plastics as construction materials are indicated.
As a solution to avoid the mixing of the reagents, this group attempted the application of glass slides in a device called "snap chip".
This study is expected to provide guidance for machining-induced damage design and the manufacture and application of glass ceramic components.
Bioactive glass has appealing characteristics as a scaffold material for bone tissue engineering, but the application of glass scaffolds for the repair of load-bearing bone defects is often limited by their low mechanical strength and fracture toughness.
The application of glass moulding processes to the fabrication of microoptical components is up to now limited by the problem of sticking between the aggressive glass melts and the moulding tools.
The innovative application of glass-derived scaffolds as trabecular-like coatings is proposed in order to enhance the osteointegration of prosthetic ceramic devices.
This audit identified research gaps in the precision and internal validity of clinical trials on topics regarding the application of glass-ionomer cements.
Therefore, the purpose of this article is to provide an addition to authored and previously published GIC-related systematic reviews by reporting on the results of an audit concerning identified research gaps in clinical trials covering the application of glass-ionomer cements in dental practice.
Some applications of glass ceramics components require high surface finish and low subsurface damage.
The brittle nature of glass prevented real structural applications of glass in architecture up to the 1990s.
