The phrase "application of shares" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or corporate governance, particularly when discussing the process of issuing or utilizing shares in a company.
Example: "The application of shares in the new funding round will allow the company to expand its operations significantly."
Alternatives: "issuance of shares" or "allocation of shares".
"This will be a good move if it is the start of a more consistent application of shared values," the Jordanian columnist Rami Khouri wrote the other day.
Conclusions: This study demonstrated the importance of an early treatment with PMX-DHP of Gram negative severe sepsis and the application of shared protocol in hospital wards in reducing 28 days mortality.
This is followed by a section where the results are presented; first, arising from the growth curve model that in application tends to assume away attrition; second, from the application of shared parameter model.
The optimal set of metadata is highly dependant on the application of interest and possible applications of shared data are broad.
Thus, application of market share liability to such a manufacturer would impose on it disproportionately high share of the damages awarded.
As we find that application of market share liability to lead paint cases would grotesquely distort liability, we decline to apply it in this case.
Application of market share liability to lead paint cases such as this one would lead to a distortion of liability which would be so gross as to make determinations of culpability arbitrary and unfair.
Contrary to Appellants' bald assertion that this is an irrelevant consideration, it is actually fatal to their claim that application of market share liability to these defendants would [547 Pa .234] be appropriate.
We highlight the results from an actual field case study including multiple examples demonstrating immunity towards noise and compare the effectiveness of the workflow with two contemporary autopicking routines without the application of the shared detection/refinement procedure.
Results show important benefits for the case that considers the application of resource sharing in a multi-service, multi-actor scenario and the proposed model produces insights in the contributors to the cost per service and the unused amount of a resource.
