The phrase "application of notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the use or implementation of notes, such as in educational or professional settings.
Example: "The application of notes in this training session will help reinforce the key concepts we are covering."
Alternatives: "use of notes" or "implementation of notes".
The publication of the white paper ushered in the beginning of multiple research projects using animal models to test the application of NOTES and its newly developed instruments.
The clinical application of NOTES thus has still remained in "exploratory" phase in limited advanced institutions, and various problems including medical, technical, ethical, and economical issues remain unsolved [3, 7, 8].
By the end of the 20th century the only unique application of note for cellulose nitrate was in table tennis balls.
Authors from Taiwan which is a leading Asian country with regard to the application of SEAs note that while sectoral and spatial planning are covered by SEA, this requirement should also extend to policy issues as "WTO accession, development of biotechnology (e.g., genetically modified food), export of nuclear waste for treatment" [92].
Instrumentation company web sites are a useful source of application notes, descriptions of techniques, and bibliographies concerning specific experimental procedures.
Kenneth Bisconti, who is the director of strategic marketing at Lotus, sounds sour when he says: "Did that guy [Rios] really do his job correctly if he made a decision based on who wined and dined him?" Lotus is also losing its grip on the small developers who make a living designing customized applications on top of Notes.
Kenneth Bisconti, the director of strategic marketing at Lotus, sounds sour when he says: "Did that guy [Rios] really do his job correctly if he made a decision based on who wined and dined him?" Lotus is also losing its grip on the small developers who make a living designing customized applications on top of Notes.
His bibliography is impressive, but big chunks of undergraduate reading sit undigested in his references to, say, Marx's theory of commodity fetishism or to his application of Susan Sontag's "Notes on Camp" to the SoCal look.
One theoretically possible application of the technique, notes Lovell-Badge, is to introduce genetic changes in immune cells, which some people carry naturally, that prevent the HIV virus from infecting them.
Evernote is an online application for keeping track of notes, Web pages, photographs, business cards, e-mail messages and scraps of paper.
