The phrase "application of its principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain principles are put into practice or implemented in a specific context.
Example: "The application of its principles in real-world scenarios can lead to significant improvements in efficiency."
Alternatives: "implementation of its principles" or "utilization of its principles".
The curriculum now centred on the elucidation of the text of the standard compilation, harmonization of its decisions with extra-Mishnaic traditions recorded in other collections, and the application of its principles to new situations.
Because such restraints went against the laws of supply and demand, they were despised by defenders of laissez-faire, who, Polanyi noticed, usually argued "that the incomplete application of its principles was the reason for every and any difficulty laid to its charge". But what was the alternative?
In 1817, while in Heidelberg he published the Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences, a systematic work in which an abbreviated version of the earlier Science of Logic (the Encyclopaedia Logic or Lesser Logic) was followed by the application of its principles to the philosophy of nature and the philosophy of spirit.
The aim of the workshop was to present FAO's Good Emergency Management Practice: The essentials (GEMP) manual, and the application of its principles.
International law is a part of our law and as such is the law of all States of the Union (The Paquete Habana, 175 U.S. 677, 700, 20 S.Ct. 290, 44 L.Ed. 320), but it is a part of our law for the application of its own principles, and these are concerned with international rights and duties and not with domestic rights and duties.
In attempting to achieve a rational system of principles, modern philosophy is always, Lukács claims, confronted with the issue of there being a "content" necessary for the application of its formal principles of knowledge, a content which cannot be integrated into a formal philosophical system a prime example of which is Kant's "thing in itself" (see Bernstein 1984 15 222).
The paper introduces the new modeling paradigm and briefly demonstrates some of its principles and applications.
He disavowed the global application of his principles.
By studying the immune system through the application of reductionist principles, its mediators have been thoroughly analyzed over recent decades, which has yielded tremendous scientific advances.
In its application of these principles to this case, however, I diverge from the Court's analysis.
