The phrase "application was facilitated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that has been made easier or more efficient, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The application was facilitated by the new software tools that streamlined the workflow."
Alternatives: "application was enabled" or "application was assisted".
The handling of the suspensions and the application were facilitated and improved by the addition of SCMC and gelatin.
By using a three-tier architecture, maintenance and extension of the application is facilitated and the various layers, e.g. the underlying database system, may also be exchanged.
The application of the immunolocalization technique was facilitated through the development of fluorochrome-labeled antibodies, in the pioneering work of Albert Coons Coonss et al. [1941]), thus allowing visualization of specific molecules in a cell.
Use of this enzyme was facilitated by the application of a very simple process of construction of the electrodes, based on mechanical confinement of redox mediators and of enzymes, which provides a cheap and simple alternative to the classical electric wiring obtained by covalent binding of these elements on an electron collector.
Most application development is facilitated with software tools, but most business rules and expert systems are developed in environments that provide inadequate verification testing.
One of the most important goals of CitySDK was to create an ecosystem in which the work of an application developer is facilitated by having unified and open data interfaces available across different cities in Europe.
Human experts (e.g. the system administrators and IAM engineers) need to decide which contextual information from a particular application should be facilitated based on the expected business value, e.g. the potential workload reduction for user management by defining new authorization policies.
These applications would be facilitated if it were possible to use smaller samples and do the test on pools of individual cases.
In the past, many health care simulation, crowd-sourcing, open science, scientific conferencing and educational applications have been facilitated by the multiuser capabilities of online, open source virtual reality browsers [40 43].
