The phrase "applied along with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is used in conjunction with another item or method.
Example: "The new software will be applied along with the existing system to enhance performance."
Alternatives: "used in conjunction with" or "implemented together with".
Ultrasonic waves applied along with water injection to core samples with low permeability (with NaCl deposited) can restore permeability up to 51% more than water injection alone.
Recoupling techniques that involve appropriate pulse sequences have been applied along with fast MAS to obtain structural and dynamics information inherent to H−H and H−C dipolar couplings, recovering relevant interactions selectively.
Clear eligibility criteria will need to be developed and rigorously applied along with robust and transparent protocols for how social care services and prison staff are to work together to safeguard vulnerable adults in custody.
I applied along with five other men for this job; we all boarded a bus and each of us took a turn at the wheel with a supervisor watching.
As in Christian Europe, the stringency or leniency with which these rules were applied – along with ancillary ones forbidding Jews to build new synagogues, wear certain clothing, ride horses or employ Muslims – varied from ruler to ruler and depending on Jewish utility to the state.
The remainder of the local log is applied along with the new committed LSN.
A study of architectural history is applied along with anthropology and sociology.
A constant force F is applied along with a cyclical change in temperature T in the left bar.
The standard deviation is usually applied along with the mean, and its unit is same as that of mean.
The International Classification of Headache Disorders 2nd ed. was applied along with supplementary definitions for chronic rhinosinusitis and cervicogenic headache.
To alleviate this problem, the technique proposed in [14, 15] can be applied along with the JDF.
