The phrase "application of the generalised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the implementation or use of generalized concepts, theories, or methods in various fields.
Example: "The application of the generalised principles of physics can lead to new discoveries in engineering."
Alternatives: "use of the generalized" or "implementation of the generalized".
Furthermore, the possibility of the application of the generalised Frost Dugdale model in design optimisation has been demonstrated.
Subsequent application of the generalised Galerkin method leads to an analytical formula for the critical load which is verified by using finite-element analysis.
The solution approach involves reduction of the governing equations of motion to a system of ordinary equations using Kantorovich procedure and subsequent application of the generalised Galerkin method.
The solution technique involves reduction of the relevant variational buckling equation to a one-dimensional form using the Kantorovich procedure and subsequent application of the generalised Galerkin method.
Due to the application of a generalised least square (GLS) estimation weighted for the lengths of the time series for each case, these models allow the inclusion of cases with incomplete (unbalanced) data across panels.
However, severe heterogeneity of variance in the initial linear regression models required the application of a generalised least squares extension to determine appropriate variance-covariate terms and meet the assumptions of homogeneity of variance [[42], [44], see Text S3].
And he said the application of a generalised anti-avoidance rule (GAAR) for taxes will be delayed for two years to allow time to think it through.Such changes matter.
In such situations where estimating ρ B is difficult, application of two generalised URMAs may be the most appropriate option available (Table 3), although specifically for diagnostic studies other methods may also be valuable [ 21].
This work deals with the development, finite element implementation and application of a generalised beam theory (GBT) formulation intended to analyse the localised, local, distortional and global buckling behaviour of thin-walled steel beams and frames subjected to transverse loads applied at various member cross-section points (away from its shear centre).
Application of the TS to three types of randomly generated very large-scale generalised assignment problem instances was performed for sizes of up to 50 000 jobs and 40 agents.
This is the source of a different kind of grief, and perhaps of the generalised homesickness she often feels.
