The phrase "application of literature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how literature is utilized or implemented in various contexts, such as education, analysis, or practical scenarios.
Example: "The application of literature in understanding human emotions can provide valuable insights into our own experiences."
Alternatives: "use of literature" or "utilization of literature".
But to say that I avoided long-term employment merely out of some misguided application of literature to life... would be preposterous.
The results of a fate model can be used to find the ratio, RQ, between the computed concentration, the predicted environmental concentration (PEC), and the non-observed-effect concentration (NOEC), which is determined by the application of literature values or laboratory experiments.
Program directors attributed highest importance to two core goals in EBM training curricula: critical appraisal of medical literature, and application of literature to patient care (85% rating 5 - "most importance", respectively).
Step 1 requires knowledge to construct a question using the PICO mnemonic, Step 2 requires the acquisition and application of literature searching skills across a variety of databases, Step 3 requires a certain level of expertise in epidemiology and biostatistics, and Step 4 requires an ability to synthesise and communicate the results to relevant parties (i.e. health professionals, patients).
We have previously demonstrated the successful application of literature-derived seed-networks to query high-throughput gene expression datasets.
Naturalism involves the application to literature of two scientific principles: determinism, or the belief that character, temperament, and, ultimately, behaviour are determined by the forces of heredity, environment, and historical moment; and the experimental method, which entails the objective recording of precise data in controlled conditions.
The model was tested by application to literature data of the release of NaI from poly(dimethylsiloxane) cylinders and found to provide good agreement with the data.
Here we describe the construction and application of a literature-based network model depicting the DNA damage response, apoptosis, necroptosis, autophagy, and senescence, hereafter referred to by the acronym DACS (DNA damage, Autophagy, Cell death (apoptosis and necroptosis), and Senescence).
Although the term "magic realism" is now most familiar through its application to literature, particularly the work of Latin American writers like Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the phrase was coined in the 1920's with reference to painting.
All authors participated in active discussions about the application of the research literature to specific examples from academic health centers.
