The phrase "application to construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how a particular concept, method, or technology is applied within the field of construction.
Example: "The application to construction of sustainable materials has significantly improved the environmental impact of new buildings."
Alternatives: "implementation in construction" or "use in construction".
In this paper, we investigate the biorthogonal matrix extension problem with symmetry and its application to construction of biorthogonal multiwavelets.
In the work, alkali-activated slag red-mud pavement is developed for feasible application to construction industry using red mud-based binder.
Although the graphene-reinforced concrete exhibits promising potentials in these studies, its application to construction practice demands for a deeper understanding of the effects of graphene nano-particles on the durability-related properties of concrete.
The relatively lower accuracy of the Kinect system than that of marker-based systems can thus limit its application to construction; for example, the Kinect system may not be suitable for applications requiring high accuracy such as hand-related ergonomic analysis.
Moreover, for the sake of application to building construction, the strength can be enhanced to 40 MPa after 28 days and 50 MPa after 91 days by maintaining a 40% water-to-binder ratio and incorporating BFS with a fineness of 600 m2.5g, 2.5% calcium sulfate (CS), and 6% Ca(OH 2.
The main motivation for studying such inverses are applications to the global invertibility of Hamiltonian flows, and further applications to construction of suitable phase functions of Fourier integral operators, a topic that will be addressed elsewhere.
These studies have thus demonstrated the great potential of the Kinect to gather motion information from a jobsite, as well as the great potential of its applications to construction management.
The interleaving operation is a significant expansion method and has wide applications to constructions of conventional complementary sequences [5, 23].
This paper discusses CE and its application to the construction, reviews and compares the existing tools and methods for CE readiness assessment, discusses supply chains generally and construction supply chain specifically, and stresses the need to assess the readiness of the construction supply chain for the adoption of CE.
