The phrase "applied as a part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is utilized or implemented within a larger context or system.
Example: "The new software will be applied as a part of our overall strategy to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "utilized as a component of" or "implemented as a segment of".
Biodiversity offsetting is designed to be applied as a part of the 'last resort' compensation process.
Printed supercapacitors were prepared to be applied as a part of a hybrid power source in printed electronics applications.
If the S.C.C. were applied as a part of leasing and royalty rates on federal lands, we would unlock resources with the greatest net benefits.
They are applied as a part of an integrated systematic approach in the development of Health Guidance Values (HGVs), such as ATSDR Minimal Risk Levels, which are used to protect populations exposed to toxic chemicals at hazardous waste sites.
The roundness parameter R is also advantageous as it can be applied as a part of simple new field studies into clastic grain shapes, which is not the case for other methods such as fractal dimensions or Fourier descriptors.
The kind of arrangements that will be applied as a part of the Peruvian programme in areas surrounding the forest concessions will certainly affect their feasibility, and vice versa.
Those interested in the J.D./Master en Droit or the J.D./M.LL.P. may apply as a part of their initial application to Cornell Law School.
Those interested in the J.D./Master en Droit, J.D./M.LL.P., or J.D./LL.M at Heidelberg may apply as a part of their initial application to Cornell Law School.
It is simply applied as an integral part of the normal clinical process for goal-setting and review, without the need for additional steps, other than simply entering the information into the UKROC software.
As with many non-invasive diagnostic maneuvers, results from this technique are likely best interpreted and clinically applied as one part of a larger clinical picture with the ultimate goal being a decrease in the amount of fluid loading that does not result in improved cardiac output.
