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The phrase "application prospects for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential future uses or opportunities for a particular application or technology.
Example: "The application prospects for renewable energy technologies are promising, as they can significantly reduce carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "potential uses for" or "future applications of".
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Therefore, the 3LT2C has broad application prospects for electric power storage.
This work signifies such materials as negative electrodes exhibit bright application prospects for supercapacitors.
The results suggest that the proposed method has great application prospects for the control of multi-DOF dexterous hand prosthesis.
Thus the proposed battery displays broad practical application prospects for next generation of high-energy lithium ion battery.
Ultrasonic gas flow meter has unique advantages and good application prospects for measuring the gas flow rate in medium to large diameter pipelines.
Based on the stringent requirements for clinical application, prospects for the development of advanced functional bioceramics for tissue engineering are highlighted for the future.
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The porous composite GPE exhibits great application prospect for sodium ion batteries with high energy density.
Therefore, the chemosensor has good application prospect for recognizing and detecting Hg2+ in the environment.
This study revealed a promising and feasible application prospect for on-site domestic wastewater treatment.
The results suggested a prosperous application prospect for alkaline-resistant glass fiber reinforced concrete in road pavement.
All these properties indicate that the developed single-phase KBaY BO3 2 Ce3+,Dy3+ phosphor may have potential application prospect for pc-WLEDs.
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