The phrase "applied as was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something was applied in the same manner or condition as it previously was.
Example: "The policy was applied as was, without any modifications or changes."
Alternatives: "applied as it was" or "implemented as it was".
Through a comparison of the vibration signals generated it was found that the vibration resonances, both from the FE model and the experimental vibration testing, shift to higher frequencies after the boundary constraints were applied, as was expected.
When a category was open-ended, the same interval width was applied as was for the previous category.
However, the quality of psychiatric diagnoses is excellent if the correct algorithm is applied, as was done in the current study.
We explicitly intended to study post-extubation changes in FRC, since FRC is affected by intubation and mechanically ventilation, especially when positive end expiratory pressure (PEEP) is applied (as was the case for all these patients).
Syngenta have applied, as is their right, for an exemption on behalf of the farmers that use their products.
American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology (ASTRO), Vancouver and Houston were applied, as were these same definitions modified to exclude failures during the RI.
The World Health Organization diagnostic criteria were applied, as were calculations of insulin resistance (homeostatic model assessment (HOMA)).
Also, no cement has been applied, as is done in a cemented revision hip arthroplasty with bone impaction grafting.
No further control for type I error rate was applied as is typical for a phase II study design.
In the development of the draft nursing law, recommendations from international reports were applied as is, with little or no regard to contextual factors and implementations considerations.
The LR cutoffs for excluding one pedigree in favor of another can be applied as is practice in forensic paternity casework [23] (Table 1).
