The phrase "applications of measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the practical uses or implementations of specific measures, such as in research, policy-making, or statistical analysis.
Example: "The applications of measures in this study demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed interventions."
Alternatives: "uses of measures" or "implementation of measures".
D5 SCIENCE/HEALTH Recommendations on AIDS Wider application of measures known to stem the spread of AIDS would prevent 29 million people in the world from becoming infected by 2010, two studies said.
Wider application of measures known to stem the spread of AIDS would prevent 29 million people in the world from becoming infected by 2010, according to two new studies reported today.
But so many air passengers have complained in recent days of lapses and uneven application of measures that the Federal Aviation Administration began asking visitors to its Web site today to send in their own suggestions by e-mail, fax and telephone "on how to improve aviation".
The most important application of measures of noncompactness in the fixed point theory is contained in the Darbo's fixed point theorem [4, 5].
The case of K4 interchange in Thessaloniki is the practical application of measures that EGNATIA ODOS S.A. has designated for rehabilitation and aesthetic improvement of the urban landscape.
So as we relinquish the relatively unit-free lassitude of summer, and our kids return to school where the customary application of measures -- attendance, grades, report cards -- will resume, we are invited to confront our ambivalence about their literal "weighing and measuring," amidst the figurative.
The Dutch CP Knowledge Brokers collaborate by a national network, and mainly focus on implementation and application of measures.
We recommend early application of measures to reduce heat loss and warm the hypothermic patient in order to achieve and maintain normothermia (Grade 1C).
One conclusion of this review is that the application of measures that are already available, such as chemoprevention and lifestyle prevention, would result in appreciable reductions in breast cancer risk.
Respondents' self-reported application of measures to prevent a Salmonella infection during the outbreak was below the neutral point (m = 2.35; SD = 1.07), as was their estimation of an increase in kitchen hygiene during the outbreak (m = 2.31; SD = 1.03).
