The phrase "application of these laws" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how specific laws are implemented or enforced in practice.
Example: "The application of these laws is crucial for ensuring justice and maintaining order in society."
Alternatives: "enforcement of these laws" or "implementation of these laws".
Consider the application of these laws.
Application of these laws to specific astrophysical problems, however, may yield equations too complex for direct solution.
Despite this history, the Justice Department has decided to contest the application of these laws by federal courts to human rights violations.
Mugwira – who has denied the charges – is now facing trial, and while Zimbabwe does have stringent legislation to protect its fauna and flora, the application of these laws has so far been disastrously uneven.
Results from the experimental application of these laws on a gantry robot performing a pick and place operation are also given.
Not long after this, Paul Dirac said: "The underlying physical laws for the mathematical treatment of a large part of physics and the whole chemistry are thus completely known, and the difficulty is only that the exact application of these laws leads to equations much too complicated to be soluble.
It was titled Integrity of Thought, and a typical page featured a cartoon of three boys sitting around a table discussing the latest government initiatives (as one does), with an accompanying discussion question for students: "What are the everyday applications of these laws?" The routine at Beijing 101 is punishing.
The first paper of this series was devoted, in this new framework, to the construction from first principles of scale laws of increasing complexity, and to the discussion of some tentative applications of these laws to biological systems.
The proof that the refactoring rules preserve behaviour (semantics) is accomplished by the application of these programming laws and data simulation.
