The phrase "application relationships" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the connections or interactions between different applications, particularly in technology or software development.
Example: "Understanding application relationships is crucial for optimizing system performance and ensuring seamless integration."
Alternatives: "app connections" or "software interactions".
Synchronization of design changes among all applications is achieved through the creation of relationships on an Application Relationship Manager.
The integral comprehension of GMs with all dimensions would further guide the fundamental processing-structure-properties-applications relationships of GMs.
To minimize the TECU weight and make it suitable for portable applications, relationships between weight and thermal resistances of commercial off-the-shelf heat sinks are established first, and a method to find the minimal weight of heat sinks for the TECU is then developed.
Moreover, the application enables relationships between parameters and/or magnitudes to be easily established.
The methodology introduced in this paper can be used for almost any application where relationships between topographic features and other components of landscapes are to be assessed.
These observations are important, since, to justify and guide the application of relationship services such as couple counselling, empirical evidence must explore both the outcomes of relationship services and the factors that predict successful therapy.
This case study details our successful application of relationship management methodology (RMM), a hypermedia systems analysis and design methodology, to ACM SIGLINK's LINKBase.
However, in its combined application, the relationship between the design variables and the desired effect or result is very complex and it becomes difficult to model by conventional techniques.
For practical application, the relationship between the radius of the plastic deformation zone and the maximum penetration depth is developed here which has been used to modify the energy-based model developed at Newcastle University to predict the hardness and Young's modulus of coated systems.
The focus of the review is hereby on adult applications, the relationship between dose and image quality and the differences between the various detector systems.
