The phrase "applied as a tool of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the use of something as a means to achieve a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The new software is applied as a tool of enhancing productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "utilized as a means of" or "employed as a method of".
Apart from clinical skills, invasive monitoring is widely applied as a tool for assessment of volume status.
CFD tools are to be applied as a tool for further clarification of this issue and to allow the confirmation of the unexpected experimental results shown in the present investigation.
This code is based on a prescriptive approach, which can be easily applied as a tool for the design of office buildings through all the design stages including the early ones.
A SSD control method, previously developed by the authors', that relates concurrently the 3D configuration of a roadway to the kinematics of a vehicle moving along the actual roadway path, is applied, as a tool for the assessment of critical design parameters directly related to SSD adequacy.
To the best of our knowledge, this database is the first repository dedicated to the processes of DNA replication and repair in plants and is currently being applied as a tool for the identification of the genes involved in the above-mentioned mechanisms.
137 BCDI has the potential of being applied as a tool for distinguish between the different models of strain relaxation with nanoscale accuracy.
Conventional network training using a regularised Maximum Likelihood approach is discussed and compared with interval propagation applied as a tool to evaluate the robustness of a particular network.
Nowadays computational techniques, e.g. the discrete element method (DEM), are frequently applied as a tool to probe the behaviour of granular systems.
Therefore, due to its high predictive capacity, the phenomenological approach described in this work can be applied as a tool for design and optimization of binary heavy metal adsorption systems.
The results indicate that Kinect-based attention monitoring system is able to predict both students' attention over time as well as average attention levels and could be applied as a tool for non-intrusive automated analytics of the learning process.
