The phrase "applied best practices" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to methods or techniques that have been proven to be effective in a particular field or industry.
Example: "In our project, we ensured that we applied best practices to enhance efficiency and quality."
Alternatives: "utilized proven methods" or "implemented effective strategies".
Although some commonly applied best practices for molecular similarity calculations exist, they are mostly based on practical experience.
Established in the wake of Sangji's death, it aims "to sponsor and support research in laboratory safety [and] develop and translate research into applied best practices" that labs across the country can adopt, according to its Web site.
The design of our professional network applied best practices aiming to support the creation of a vigorous community, to allow users to retrieve timely and appropriate information and to carry out actions in a small number of steps.
Make sure you have applied best practice first otherwise they will waste your money telling you things you should already have fixed.
We applied best practice unconstrained rigid docking and an induced-fit flexible docking protocol to establish the preferred binding mode of the benzimidazole inhibitor class in CHK2 and compared this predicted binding mode with the crystal structures of four exemplar benzimidazole inhibitors bound to CHK2.
Do you read management theory and apply best practices?
Plant managers can benefit from economies of scale and can apply best practices more widely.
The library has been developed applying best practices of software engineering.
Hence, we support proactive development of SPLs using design patterns to apply best practices for the realization of variability.
We are also applying best practices in technology development and deployment drawn from the private sector to improve supply chain management in the field.
Companies should develop and apply best practices, business needs and develop policies and practices that impose reasonable limits on the collection and retention of consumer data.
