The phrase "application of solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the implementation or use of specific solutions to problems or challenges.
Example: "The application of solutions in this project has significantly improved our efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "implementation of solutions" or "utilization of solutions".
The application of solutions is however a political one and less a research or foresight issue.
Application of solutions, photography, and data analysis were performed in a blinded fashion.
To evaluate the influence of the viscosity and frequency of application of solutions containing fluoride (F) and stannous chloride (SnCl2) on enamel erosion prevention.
Application of solutions based on NH4F followed by any low-temperature annealing enables obtaining of clean rough Si 001) surfaces composed by narrow and short terraces and monoatomic steps (Figure 10).
We would like to emphasize that annealing at the temperatures from 470 to 600°C results in formation of rough surfaces regardless of the applied chemical treatment (compare Figures 9e-j and 10f-h); application of solutions containing NH4F always results in formation of more rough surfaces in comparison with surfaces of specimens treated in dilute HF solutions (Figure 10).
Ultimately, it is suggested that low levels of PA among young people might be better addressed through the application of solutions at the local level, and that by tailoring PA programmes to the characteristics of the local environment and population rather than viewing contextual differences as a problem, the efficacy of promising means of intervention could be increased.
It is deduced that the number of documents reporting the application of solution-processed methods in thin films is rapidly increasing with a positive rate of change.
Most of the review papers in DLPs emphasize on categorizing DLPs model without adequate attention on the application of solution method used.
Herein, we report the facile synthesis and application of solution-processed CIGSSe nanocrystals as a novel copper-based inorganic HTM in PSCs.
An introduction to the application of solution electrochemistry to this class of compounds is provided, and the relevance of such measurements to materials design is discussed.
The study of organic phosphorus in such samples has been improved dramatically by the application of solution P NMR spectroscopy.
