The phrase "applications of state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the various uses or implementations of a particular state, such as in political science, law, or technology.
Example: "The applications of state in modern governance include regulatory frameworks, public policy development, and social welfare programs."
Alternatives: "uses of state" or "functions of state".
In this chapter, we review the concept, design, working mechanisms, and applications of state-of-the-art micro/nanorobotic devices manipulated by electromagnetic waves.
Efforts to achieve population-wide increases in walking and similar moderate-intensity physical activities potentially can be enhanced through relevant applications of state-of-the-art interactive communication technologies.
This review will describe some of the successful strategies and applications of state-of-the-art algorithms to enhance drug discovery, as well as key points in the drug discovery process where computational methods can have, and have had, greatest impact.
Reports of recent scientific and technological advances in bioinformatics and microbiology were presented, inspiring discussions centered around the applications of state-of-the art bioinformatics tools to public health.
We illustrate the application of BiRewire with examples where the BEMs are derived from real datasets from the TCGA (TCGA et al., 2008) and other studies, after the applications of state-of-the-art filters for the identification of somatic mutations affecting protein function and cancer-specific driver genes.
Recent applications of stated-preference techniques are concerned with complementing an intervention's cost-effectiveness values with information on how patients might value that care or providing an alternative to traditional cost-effectiveness approach [ 15, 16, 23, 34].
The Florida Supreme Court's decision ordering the recount was just that: an application of state statutes.
And while many disagreed with the application of state aid rules to bailouts, I advocated the enforcement of tough restructuring obligations for state-aided banks.
With the application of state aid rules, this changes, as the commission may order the recovery of any state aid deemed illegal for 10 years into the past.
Her most serious moral offense, then, is not exploiting the roommate but taking advantage of the landlord, the same offense committed by any tenant benefiting from rent laws that Dr. Nozick concludes are an unjust application of state power.
New York State's new Financial Services Department was one of the strongest critics of the proposed rules, arguing in its comment letter that the rules would "narrow and hamper the application of state consumer protection laws".
