The phrase "application of such agents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the use or implementation of specific agents, such as chemicals, medications, or software.
Example: "The application of such agents in the treatment of the disease has shown promising results."
Alternatives: "use of such agents" or "implementation of such agents".
The most useful application of such agents is in the treatment of Alzheimer disease, in which reduced transmission of acetylcholine contributes to the neuropathology of the disease.
However, no data is available to clarify if application of such agents might not only inhibit migration of autoreactive effector T cells, but might also interfere with Treg migration into MS brain lesions [28].
Application of such agents to the treatment of women with low bone mass confirmed that bone resorption and bone formation can be modulated in different directions and so far two new classes of therapeutics for osteoporosis have been defined with distinct mechanisms of action.
Applications stemming from evolutionary design, engineering, robotics, and artificial life require processing of large numbers of such agents that are encoded in some form of a "genotype".
The application of such grinding agent led to effectively reduce the particle size in a short time.
Specifically, this paper reports a consensus on medicinal plants and animals commonly used, diversity of such therapies used, and the methods of preparation and application of such natural pharmacological agents for child care.
Today, there is an increasing level of interest in the application of such dialogue games within artificial agent societies.
Judicious application of such studies in a drug discovery test cascade should be used to prioritise agents before entry into efficacy studies.
However, it is known that the application of disinfection agents such as chlorine, chlorine dioxide or ozone is associated with the formation of disinfection by-products (e.g., trihalomethanes, halo-phenols, ketones, aldehydes) with a high mutagenic and/or carcinogenic potential [1, 2, 3, 4].
The extent of intrinsic cell renewal alone [4], even after application of mitogenic agents such as epidermal growth factor and fibroblast growth factor-2 [6], [6], is not sufficient to allow substantial recovery following spinal cord injury [7].
