The phrase "applications in such a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the use or implementation of something in a specific context or field.
Example: "There are numerous applications in such a rapidly evolving technological landscape."
Alternatives: "uses in such a" or "implementations in such a".
You couldn't look at applications in such a simple way, and I think that's all to the good.
The current study could provide practitioners with post-purchase e-marketing implications and applications in such a context.
"A lot of enterprises are now ahead of the curve with their mobility and are distributing in-house applications in such a way that it becomes a very reasonable phishing target.
We demonstrate that it is possible to design applications in such a way that they become intentionally hostile while being hit by a laser.
Screen printing allows to manufacture a multitude of patternable designs for actuator and sensor applications, in such a way the same methodology can be used for prototyping as well as for large-scale production.
In this respect, the selection of proper routing metrics to accommodate different and sometimes contradicting requirements set by different applications, in such a way that consistency, optimality, and loop-freeness routing requirements are met, is an open research topic that we are currently working on.
Server selection issues for Web-based applications in such an environment have been widely addressed; the selection is mostly based on proximity measured using packet delay.
Do not set up an application in such a way that it must be single-path.
The radionuclide pair 114mIn/114In (half-life 49.51 days, maximum beta energy 2.0 MeV, average beta energy 0.78 MeV) is an attractive beta emitter for application in such a source.
Broadly speaking, this is the process of structuring a web application in such a way that if one part of it fails, the rest of the app carries on as normal - decoupling unrelated parts so that they can be released and updated independently.
However, traditional approaches to heart valve tissue engineering are often not conducive to application in such a setting due to challenges inherent to the seeding strategies themselves, as well as deficiencies in the bioreactor systems used to implement those strategies.
