"application of high pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a situation or a process where a large amount of pressure is applied to a certain object or system. For example, "The application of high pressure to the pipe enabled us to fix the leak quickly."
Application of high pressure to crystals of Snf7 has an unusual effect.
The application of high pressure results in a considerable reduction of the amplitude of this motion.
Thus, the structure can be tuned externally by the application of high pressure within the SWIR region.
The application of high pressure up to 2600 bar was found to significantly increase the relative amount of living star polymer.
In a model compound study, aromatic cyanates were found to cyclotrimerize under high pressure to give aromatic cyanurates, with the application of high pressure accelerating the cyclotrimerization process.
Experimental research on several typical materials cut by water-jet cutting machine equipped with phased intensifier is conducted, which is valuable for design, manufacture and technological application of high pressure water equipment.
There are several ways to manufacture diamonds, including the application of high pressures and temperatures, the detonation of explosives that create diamond nanocrystals and using ultrasound to create micron-size diamond crystals, in addition to the vapor-deposition approach used widely in manufacturing semiconductors and solar cells.
While most current applications of high pressure (HP) are for inactivating deleterious enzymes, there is evidence that high pressure can induce stabilization and activation of some enzymes.
Extraction of valuable compounds from plant materials and their "in situ" formulation in products with specific properties is one of the very promising applications of high pressure technology.
Specialized 'recruitment' maneuvers (RMs) such as intermittent sighs, sustained applications of high pressure and brief exposures to increased PEEP with preserved tidal volumes or driving pressure acknowledge this interplay of high airway pressure and duration of its application.
The second approach is based on detection of color change of the fingertip skin and thickness of papillary lines after the application of higher pressure to a glass platen.
