The phrase "application of the tape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the use or implementation of tape for a specific purpose, such as in crafts, repairs, or scientific experiments.
Example: "The application of the tape was crucial in ensuring that the components stayed securely in place during the assembly process."
Alternatives: "use of the tape" or "utilization of the tape".
Paired t-tests (Table 3) showed that there was a significant reduction in lateral forefoot peak plantar pressure (p = 0.039) after application of the tape (baseline-taped).
Conclusion: Kinesio Taping applied with stretch to generate convolutions in the skin was no more effective than simple application of the tape without tension for the outcomes measured.
The midfoot demonstrated anti-pronatory trends in peak plantar pressure, i.e. a medial-to-lateral shift, following application of the tape.
Tape is only used if patients achieve a minimum of 50% reduction in pain measured with VAS during a two-leg squat immediately after application of the tape.
It would be of interest to evaluate the effectiveness of regular application of the tape over a longer period to investigate whether an extended application has a long-term effect.
The result is flexible tapes that can be used in a similar way to wires.One application of these tapes is in electric motors.
The aim of the present study was to investigate whether the application of elastic therapeutic tape (Kinesio Tape [KT]) prevents or decreases swelling, pain, and trismus after open reduction and internal fixation of mandibular fracture, thus improving patients' postoperative morbidity.
Low-Dye (LD) taping is an orthopaedic strapping technique of the foot involving the application of tape inferior to the malleoli, and along the plantar aspect of the foot [ 1].
The remedy involves the application of tape to the car's electric power steering wiring harness.
It is hypothesized that the application of adhesive tape prevents further sprains by enhancing proprioceptive acuity via the activation of the skin proprioceptive receptors of the surrounding area.
Conclusion: The application of Kinesio Taping, with the aim of stimulating the lymphatic system, is ineffective in decreasing acute swelling after an ankle sprain in athletes.
